Driver's manual 911 T, 911 E, 911 S

The original driver's manual of a classic Porsche model provides much more information than just minor details about the standard equipment. For example, with the Porsche 911 from model year 1973, the driver's manual provides extensive information, along with practical tips in relation to car care, maintenance and repair.
However, after more than four decades, the 122-page original has often been lost or misplaced. Porsche provides a replacement in the form of a lavishly reproduced reissue of the driver's manual for the 911 T/E/S model ’73 that is true to the original. The paper and colour scheme are the same as those used in the standard edition from the 1970s.
So, for example, if someone needs to change a wheel on their classic car, they can find an easily understandable guide in the driver's manual. However, the driver's manual doesn’t just describe simple tasks such as changing a wheel or replacing fuses. It also covers topics for skilled technicians, such as adjusting the ignition, replacing the V-belt and bleeding the brake system.
The actual service manual is also important and interesting, as this provides the owner with all the relevant information that they need to handle their 911 properly over 35 pages. In another section, the technical characteristics of the engine, the transmission, the steering and the axles are described. The technical data is shown at the end of the driver's manual.

​The fitting document folder is ideal for storing the driver's manual safely and within easy reach.