Les Andrews book special

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P.S.

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In my last video, I mentioned that during the month of February, MAFCA is doing a promotion for $10 off when you purchase a Les Andrews book plus one of the body type books. Many people have messaged me saying they could not see the clickable links in the video description when watching the video on smart TV, etc. So, here are the links to get $10 off-

Les Andrews book plus the Coupe book- https://store.mafca.com/products/model-a-owner-s-essential-bundle-red-book-coupe-book

Les Andrews book plus the Tudor book- https://store.mafca.com/products/model-a-owner-s-essential-bundle-red-book-tudor-book

Les Andrews book plus the Victoria book- https://store.mafca.com/products/model-a-owner-s-essential-bundle-red-book-victoria-book

Les Andrews book plus the Pickup book- https://store.mafca.com/products/model-a-owner-s-essential-bundle-red-book-pickup-book
 
Thanks for posting.. I just bought the book. I've had the 31 coupe for 70 years and never had the "Red Book" ... relied on the old "green" Floyd Clymer book
Joe B
 
P.S. said:
In my last video, I mentioned that during the month of February, MAFCA is doing a promotion for $10 off when you purchase a Les Andrews book plus one of the body type books. Many people have messaged me saying they could not see the clickable links in the video description when watching the video on smart TV, etc. So, here are the links to get $10 off-
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Thanks Paul, I wish they had a book on Fordors/Town Sedans.
 
FWIW, the Les Andrews book contains a lot of errors. Mitch has a topic on it somewhere and I have gone through mine and noted them but it is useless for RHD cars. It seems he is unaware they exist. Les Pearson's book is much better with coloured photos to illustrate things and being from NZ, he includes RHD.
I have NO association with Les.
 
Synchro909 said:
FWIW, the Les Andrews book contains a lot of errors. Mitch has a topic on it somewhere and I have gone through mine and noted them but it is useless for RHD cars. It seems he is unaware they exist. Les Pearson's book is much better with coloured photos to illustrate things and being from NZ, he includes RHD.
I have NO association with Les.
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I would add that the Andrews blue book, the one on troubleshooting, is underappreciated. The red book tells you how to rebuild things, but only the blue book tells you how to diagnose which thing needs rebuilding.
 
alexiskai said:
I would add that the Andrews blue book, the one on troubleshooting, is underappreciated. The red book tells you how to rebuild things, but only the blue book tells you how to diagnose which thing needs rebuilding.
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I agree. I just loaned my Blue Book to someone yesterday, and recommended to another new Model A owner today that he purchase one. For this very reason. He has the Red Book to tell him how to fix things, but can't figure out exactly what needs to be fixed.
 
Synchro909 said:
FWIW, the Les Andrews book contains a lot of errors.
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I agree and has been that way since the beginning. It appears that Les had no intention of correcting the errors. The sad part is the books are popular and when someone such as a newbie sees a statement in print, it must be true.
 
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