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going to purchase a workshop manual soon to aid in car related things but not sure as to which one i should buy. max ellery or gregorys manual, which one do you have/use? and why that peritcular one? any help would be good, as they arent the cheapest things ( 50-60 bucks for a book seems rather steep,but i suppose its worth it)

thanks

ellerys by a mile, loads more info than gregories ive noticed...
they explain things better also

geniune ford if u can

where would i get one of those? ebay im presuming...

some have popped up on ebay lately if not browse the forums

fair enough, if i can find one cheap-ish ill grab it, if not ill go and get an ellery's one. thanks for that.

i have an ellery, very handy!

i would highly advise to get 1

i have a hayne and a gregory's
but i can use the 1 from work if i need (i think there is 1 somewhere)

I'd say neither.

Genuine Ford only.

Genuine Ford manual for sure.
EA-ED one will run around $150 or so, EF-EL one is around $250.
That sounds like a lot, but it covers everything in immense detail, far more than in the ellerys or gregorys books.

Most technical book shops can source them, Wheels of Time in Dandenong sell them, or online http://www.pitstop.net.au
I've used both.

oh ok, spose its all worth the money will see what i can do.

Probably the Ford ones are the best, but I have an Ellery's one and it has helped me plenty. Gregory's FTL me thinks.

speed.freak wrote: oh ok, spose its all worth the money will see what i can do.

Yeah they are. Check out ebay though, that's where I got mine. Saved plenty, got it for around maybe...$25bucks in great condition. Postage was extra though

I have both and prefer Gregories. Get which ever one is cheaper.

I have a Gregory's manual and a genuine Ford. I have not had a Max Ellery so I can't compare but I would go for Genuine Ford as I use it more than the Gregory and seems to be more user friendly and easier to understand.