I am interested in purchasing CB literature such as the parts list and owner's manual .......not necessarily originals, reproductions would be sufficient for my needs at the moment.
Anyone out there offering such reproductions.....or leads to such reproductions?
Please email me at sbk@indy.rr.com with details.

Regards,
Steve

steve i have copy of parts man cant get at momint but think i got it off bill more and have adv brosher

Hi Purple, any chance of getting your KO number for the gallery?

Cheers
Graham

I was able to hook up with Bill Moore in my quest to find CB literature.
Bill and I explored many possibilities concerning currency exchange......S.W.I.F.T., Western Union, etc. and seemed to be getting nowhere fast. All these options seemed agonizingly expensive when we scoped them out.
Then Bill came up with a brilliant solution. I happened to mention my wife had PayPal for her eBay activities. Bill commented he did also. He researched a bit further and found he could create a Pay Pal invoice, send it to us by email, and my wife then ordered funds be paid from our US checking account for the amount desired in AUD. The exchange rate we came up with is a little mystery because the live time rate was actually about three USD less than what we were charged, but it was totally painless, happened in a matter of minutes, and Bill went off the the post office within a few minutes to send us ts the CB packet.
I'm very happy with what I received from Bill and it will provide me with additional information to what I get here almost daily on the CB Forum.
None of this stuff would be generally available to us if Bill hadn't devoted years of research and personal dedication to preserving historical information about CB's.
If you are looking for some good background literature, in particular the Parts List and the Instruction Manual, drop Bill a line.

Regards,
Steve

Hay Steve all you need now is a buggy.

:lol


Craig....you're right!
Now if I could just get the dude in Memphis to think seriously about an outright sale instead of waiting around for the dream trade of the century, maybe I'd be in business!


Regards,
Steve