Joe Clark writes:
>I'll be happy provide a copy of the parts catalog to anyone.  I will
>demand something in return >;^} My own bus prefs lie south of 1972, so I
>wouldn't be interested in any lit later than '71.  No offense.... 
>
>I hereby promise to go make copies this weekend (hey, I have no time -- 
>can't read mail and news at work like you guys :-).
>
>Looks like no more than 10 are needed...
>
>..that's about 150 pages each, black print and line drawings on slightly 
>yellowed (and real cool smelling) paper.  I don't even remember the going 
>rate for copies, but this is a college town.  _We_ have 24-hour-a-day 
>copy centers.
I just made copies of my '70 Westy manual tonight.  150 pages!?  Wow!  I got
off easy with only 20 counting covers and all.  It fits on 10 8.5x11 pages
because it's about "owner's manual" sized.  The only pain was the "flipping
around, folding, what page is next?" part of combining two pages to one.  I
saved a "master copy" on 8.5x11 so future copies should be a snap.  Joe,
Michael or anyone else that would like a copy, email me at my address listed
below and I'll send you one, probably this weekend.  BTW, here's my list
of who has what and is willing to share/trade:

Michael Heron     - 1967 Westy Manual (approx. 40 pages tres detailed)
Joe Clark         - 68'-72' Super-duper Westy Parts Manual
Pat Walsh         - 1970 Westy Manual (same used in '71?) & 1971 Owner's Manual
Dave Kautz        - 1974 Westy Manual
Sami Dakhlia      - 1975 Westy Manual
Martha Rubin      - 1981 Westy Manual & Owner's Manual

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Pat Walsh, '71 Westy, walshp@ippdsgi3.nawc-ad-indy.navy.mil