books by Tosh Gregg (procedures complete fastback)

books by Tosh Gregg

books:

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive 19 Ed: A Manual of Step-by-Step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot

110 reviews
John Muir, Tosh Gregg

Avalon Travel Publishing, 2001

a must have for VW owners
Great book with some great tips... if you own and old VW its a must have for your collection.

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive!: A Manual of Step by Step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot

1 review
John; Gregg, Tosh Muir

John Muir Publications, 1974

Novices, and those becoming Mechanics by necessity need this book.
This book was both bug and life saving, don't drive a Volkswmgen another day without it. I write this in memorial to my professor and friend Art Sandler, Art and I (together with anyone that happened by) plus Art's humor, rebuilt his electronicly fuel injected, square back sedan. We not only got the damn thing out of the car, and completely apart but (much to the amazement of his family, not to ...

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive: A Manual of Step-by-Step Procedures for the Complete Idiot [For the ...

1 review
John Muir, Tosh Gregg

John Muir Publications, 1979

Extremely Useful, Highly Recommended if You Own a Classic VW
My dad bought this book for me when I owned my bug and I found it incredibly useful for learning about my car's inner workings. I saved money by doing minor repairs and maintenance myself.. with the help of this book, my bug was very accessible. The book is written in a clear manner that I think most people could understand. I highly recommend this title if you own a classic VW and would like ...

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive: A Manual of Step by Step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot/25th Anniversary

3 reviews
John; Gregg, Tosh Muir

John Muir Pubns, 1994

Original Idiot Book Teaches Zen as Bonus
Christopher Sheridan (Cakeboy127@aol.com) These days, every time I walk into a bookstore I see more and more shelf space devoted to those "how-to" types of books that range from beer-making to astrophysics, with the title usually ending "...for Dummies." Whenever I see these books I can't help but remember my first encounter with the grand-daddy of all "idiot books": "How to Keep Your ...

How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive

3 reviews
John Muir, Tosh Gregg

John Muir Publications, 1992

best technical book ever written
The beauty of this book is that it includes the amateur auto repairer in the picture. Using this book and with a minimum of assistance from fellow VW enthusiasts I have rebuilt VW engines three times, coming from a background of zero experience. The approach relates very strongly to that of R.M.Pirsig's "Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance". Do not be afraid! You too can fix your VW.