Porsche 356 (1948-1965): manuales de taller y revistas técnicas

Manual de taller Floyd Clymer (reimpresión) para el mantenimiento y reparación de coches deportivos Porsche 356.

Versiones: 356, 356A, 356B y 356C.

Motores de gasolina: con de carburadores Solex, Zenith y Weber, incluida la versión Carrera.

Años: 1948-1965.

• Este libro técnica de Clymer sobre coches Porsche 356 cubre el mantenimiento, la reparación y la revisión de todos los componentes mecánicos y eléctricos.
• Describe en detalle el trabajo en los motores de gasolina (remoción e instalación, cigüeñal, bielas, pistones, distribución, válvulas, bomba de aceite, refrigeración, sistema de combustible).
• También cubre las intervenciones sobre el embrague, la caja de cambios, los ejes de transmisión, la dirección, la suspensión, el sistema de frenado, el sistema eléctrico y el escape.
• Completo con los datos técnicos y pares de apriete.
• Esquemas eléctricos claros.
• Reimpresión del libro Clymer original publicado en 1967.

Autobooks Owners Workshop Manual (OWM 827) para el mantenimiento y reparación de coches deportivos Porsche:
- 356 A (1957-1959)
- 356 B (1959-1963)
- 356 C (1963-1965).

• Este manual de servicio y reparación para los autos deportivos Porsche 356 cubre el motor, el sistema de combustible, el encendido y el sistema de refrigeración.
• También describe los trabajos en el embrague, la caja de cambios, el eje trasero, la suspensión delantera y trasera, la dirección, los frenos, el sistema eléctrico y la carrocería.
• Ricamente ilustrado con fotos, dibujos y vistas explotadas.
• Completado por tablas con datos técnicos y pares de apriete así como diagramas eléctricos.

This guide has something for all 356 enthusiasts. Author Jim Kellogg covers everything an individual do-it-yourselfer needs to know to transform a rusty project car to a restored classic.

The text is primarily focused for the prospective restorer unfamiliar with the nuances of the 356 Porsche and is presented in an easy-going, uncomplicated style with numerous photos. Advanced subject areas, such as major body repairs and adding a sunroof, will prove informative to those who have been around the block a couple times, as well.

Topics covered include disassembly, paint & rust removal, structural & body repair, paint preparation, reassembly and final detailing. Information is also provided about locating a project car, long lead time items, reproduction vs. original parts, painter selection and project budgeting.

This second edition has much greater detail, over one hundred additional photos and a new section describing restoration of a 1957 356A sunroof coupe from purchase through first drive.
Even if you do not plan to take on your own car's restoration, this book will help you understand the process and pitfalls, and is told by someone who has restored or repaired over one hundred 356s in the past fifteen years. His insights and advice will assist in assessing the wisdom of embarking on the process or just knowing what to expect from the shop restoring your car.

This is a "how-to" book is compiled from technically oriented articles originally published in the first twenty years of the 356 Registry magazine.

Just about all aspects of 356 Porsche ownership, restoration and mechanical repair are covered by real world people who actually got their hands dirty finding out the hard way! Topics range from carburetor and gearbox rebuilding to rust repair, detailing and proper storage. A detailed table of contents makes this reference a pleasure to use.

The text was reviewed by a panel of Registry experts to assure that the information was accurate and up to date. In most cases the illustrations that accompanied the original text have been included or improved versions substituted.

Vintage Porsche 365 restoration in detail for the do-it-yourself rebuilder written by Ron Roland, a professional who has done literally hundreds of 365's over a 30 year career.
Ron wrote much of the source material for this book in a column published in the bi-monthly magazine of the national 365 Registry organization. These columns became the Bible for DIY restorers of these cars.
Ron fulfilled a promise to redo this work and organize the material from the columns into book form and after 10 years of review, rewriting and editing, has fulfilled his promise.

A self guided tour through the unique engine that started it all for Porsche. Cole Scrogham steps the reader through very practical steps using photos and instructions to assembling a 356 engine, giving lots of helpful hints along the way including details all the way down to the proper fastener type and plating.

This book is for the novice and experienced restorer alike and written by one of the foremost 356 experts in America. Several naunces of the 356 engine are explored, including performance modifications and details that will help any owner keep their German jewel running in top condition for decades to come!