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Old 27-08-2008, 09:54 PM   #1
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does anyone have a workshop manual for the capri mk1 on their computer? i can find any other car but not capri. very hard to find

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Old 27-08-2008, 11:50 PM   #2
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Go to http://www.capriclinic.com/ based in Perth and type in 'manual' into their search engine. You'll find Capri Manuals on CD for the 1600 and the 3000GT for $22 each.

The original hard copy Ford Manuals can still be found brand new in good Auto book shops in Melbourne but cost $100 or so for the 3000GT version.
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