RE: Spec thanks, best Wkshp Manual?

["george hahn" <ahwahnee18@hotmail.com>]

>I have an old copy of the workshop manual, a Haynes manual and the parts
>catalog in the garage.  All were beyond staying in their respective bindery
>so I put each page in a plastic sleeve and keep them in a three ring 
>binder...

I keep my manuals in what we used to call a 'stand-up' in my insurance days. 
  They're metal contraptions that hold about a half dozen manuals in 3-hole 
brackets that snap into a slanted base with metal wings on each side to keep 
the manual open to the selected page.

Many auto parts counters also use these.

http://www.dswebengine.com/america7006/default.asp   then search for 
'mat12g'

Not cheap unless you can scrounge a discarded one, but it is handy & looks 
good... if can spare the bench space.

Geo Hahn
59 TR3A
64 TR4