For 1971, the factory engine book is separate from the "Body & Chassis" book. But in 1973 they are combined into a single thicker book.

I have two 1971 "A10 And A12 Engine" books, but am missing the third book in the set (the Emissions book).

Buying a workshop manual for your car is probably the best investment that you can make. A free one would be nice, but lets get real, a workshop manual in reasonable shape has gotta be worth $10 as it will save you more than that on the first stuff up that you don't make as a result of using it.

Like Jempson said, Ebay is a good source for 1200 manuals & there is usually more than one on offer at any one time. I recently bought three of them [two factory & one Gregories] over a two week period for a very reasonable sum. Now all i need is the factory engine book for the 1200 & i will have the set.

If you want a free workshop manual, try you're local library. They will probably have one you can borrow.

Otherwise try Repco (expensive), or Ebay (cheap). I got one on ebay for about 15 shibbys.


heres one on ebay:

EBAY LINK

Shibby, thats a new one for me, what is that?

I reckon if you offer $10 plus postage your chances of getting the manual you require will be greatly enhanced.

And it would be worth every cent, in fact it will probably be shibby.

I just scored one for free but its the first one ive seen its preety good ill try an find it and get the title and author for you

hello I have a 1970 1200 and I need a repair manual for it (in english) if anyone knows where i can get one for free that would be shibby.

i am in QLD Australia

cheers
Richie