Service Facts Manual Whizzer H

[chainmaker]

Before I buy one just wanted to check if anyone had a copy scanned on pdf. they wanted to share.

 

[chainmaker]

Or any other helpful manuals for that matter.

 

[Quenton Guenther]

Hi Chainmaker,

There are several manuals about the American Whizzers. The most information about repairing or rebuilding the vintage motors is in the book called "Service Facts". The most information about parts and product information is in the Whizzer Dealer Book.

Owning both of these books is a "must" for vintage collectors, and can easily be found. Another source of information is he currently published Whizzer Newsletter.

Have fun,

 

[chainmaker]

Thanks Quentin. I have seen them at Memory Lane and Whizzer works, but figured Id try to see if someone had a copy scanned to share.

 

[Quenton Guenther]

Hi Chainmaker,

The ones you mention are in fact copies of the original, and some are better than others.

I have books from both Memory Lane [contact Harv.] and Mike at Whizzer works.

Another great source of information is the Bob Baker Newsletters [he passed away in 2000]. Bob Baker documented a lot of Whizzer information and consulted the leading experts at the time including Kenny Thomas [most likely the leading Whizzer expert] in KY. You might subscribe to the current Whizzer Newsletter as it has lots of information on both the vintage and new edition Whizzers.

Have fun,

 

[chainmaker]

Quentin do you have link to where I can sign up for the newsletter?

 

[Quenton Guenther]

http://www.motoredbikes.com/showthread.php?t=35819

Have fun,

 

[chainmaker]

Just ordered a Service Facts from Memory Lane and Got in touch to order the Newsletter.

Thanks Again

 

[chainmaker]

Just got both My service facts manual in the mail, along with the December issue of the Whizzer newsletter.

 

[Quenton Guenther]

Welcome to the Whizzer group, now you have a blueprint of "How" & "Why"

Have fun,