Re: [T3] A Parts List Concept - general T3 content

["Dave Hall" <dave@hallvw.clara.co.uk>]

Great idea, but does Motzke still supply many (all?) of the parts?
There would be big gaps in our availability.   Big Al is trying to
put the Type 3 parts book on the web, and has most of the
specification pages there, but I've not seen the parts pages.

The T3 parts book has 80 illustration pages and each has several
part number pages to cover them.  It seems a massive undertaking,
even to get the data in text form on the internet.  With section
pages or embedded bookmarks, I guess you wouldn't have to go for the
whole site at once.  Maybe someone into programs will be able to set
something up.  I have Type 3 parts books; could we share the work
out?

Dave.
UK VW Type 3&4 Club
www.hallvw.clara.net/
-----Original Message-----
From: John M. Kowalski <john.kowalski@zg.tel.hr>
To: type3@vwtype3.org <type3@vwtype3.org>
Date: 19 December 1998 09:48
Subject: [T3] A Parts List Concept - general T3 content


>Greetings from Lurkland!
>
>I wanted to share with you all a very interesting concept that I
found for
>parts identification.  A German company specializing in NSU
motorcycles has
>a downloadable parts program with diagrams of all parts, including
screws
>and washers with accompanying part numbers and prices.  On the left
side of
>the screen is the diagram with numbers pointing to the blow up
diagram of
>each part.  On the right side of the screen is a scrollable list of
>diagrammed part numbers, quantity needed, corresponding OE part
number, and
>Motzke's price for that part.  Above that is another scrollable
list of the
>parts that you just selected to order.  When you mouse-select a
part to
>order, it prompts you for quantity and then puts in in your current
"order"
>with a current total price.
snip

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