thats what im saying!!!

How come the suspension book I downloaded didnt have dimensions on it?

It would be pretty easy to re draw the blueprints into a CAD program then print them out or save them as a file that everyone else can open and print out. Bugger paying big $$$ for someone to scan them, be a big file too, i bet.

i have the skills to draw the blue-prints up on the computer myself, if the stuff isnt too bulky and it wouldnt cost too much to send id draw them up, dimensions and all, and that way we can post them on the site and everyone can see them and read them clearly because scanned blueprints wouldnt be very clear would they? or is that why its going to cost so much to have someone scan em?.

how many blueprints are there? im just wondering how much work im dobbing myself in for here

ok I have a Datsun 1200 suspension manual and blueprints that i would be willing to donate to the club for circulation between members. is anyone interested.
Bob

Hey Datto Dave how are ya? and everyone hello....
Quite an interesting book, but would anyone change or add any ideas to the concept??
or at least improvise using different techniques...???

I told everyone last March. That's my book in the download section.
A few of us, it seems, have the blueprints the book keeps refering to. Now it's a matter of getting them scanned. It's expensive ($85) to get it scanned at a blueprint 'store'. I'm still trying to hook up with an architect friend.
angelo

you can find it here Download


Pedro

the competition suspension book is in the downloads section of this site

So when were you going to tell us about your competition suspension book for the 1200?
Damn the wonders of only having one user name! Is it any good?