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Okay, I'll chime in:Rather a brief review. Why is it worth the money, other than for the pics? Where can you get it? How does it compare to other repair manuals/videos/etc.?
I have several repair books. This one is different. First, it is not aimed at a professional or repair "student" i.e. somoene who uses the book as a through repair "program". Other books (IMO the best of them is the newer thicker Reg Thorp book) are more like a long lecture of most subjects and possibilities (though obviously no book will cover everything). The Haynes manual is directed to players to help them with doing their own repairs. The whole approach is very different. There are also sections about different subjects than actual repair and also the way is written is different, more friendly and nicer to read.Rather a brief review. Why is it worth the money, other than for the pics? Where can you get it? How does it compare to other repair manuals/videos/etc.?