FS: Huge parts and service manual collection on a Dell computer. Includes WIS EWA SF
 

This is a huge library of parts and repair manual programs and files loaded on a high performance Dell Optiplex desktop computer. I haven’t kept count but would guess there are well over 100,000 pdf pages, plus with the programs, nearly 90GB of data. Just the time to install all of the software is at least 100 hours. Some of the most desirable (and most difficult to install) include:

· BMW/Mini ETK parts manual, TIS service manuals, WDS wiring diagram and electrical manuals.
· Chrysler over 200 parts manuals averaging 500 pages each.
· GM Electronic Parts Catalog (EPC).
· Lotus parts and service manuals for 1991 Elan, Esprit S4, V8, Elise and Exige.
· Land Rover RAVE service manuals.
· Mercedes/Smart WIS service manuals, EWA parts manual, StarFinder wiring manual.
· Volvo wiring diagrams, VADIS repair and parts manuals.
· VW/Audi ETKA and ETOS electronic parts manuals, VW ElsaWin service manuals

For a complete list of included manuals along with their description and use click here: http://auto_mart.home.comcast.net/~auto_mart/Auto%20manual%20contents.pdf

The software is pretty impressive but so is the hardware. It’s a Dell Optiplex desktop mini-tower (can be put horizontal under your monitor) running a P4 processor at 2.66 GHz with 2GB of RAM and an enormous Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB (1,500GB) 7,200 rpm hard drive. Windows XP Professional is the operating system plus Microsoft Word and Excel, Adobe Reader 9, JAVA 6 and Weather Bug are installed.

You could spend thousands of dollars putting a system like this together not to mention the countless hours of time it would take. Price is $695 plus shipping from zip code 20854. Local pickup welcome. atikovi@email.com

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I'm open to offers.

Thanks for the product key

What about it?

Dick move man.

Hopefully he hasn't actually used it.

FYI, you don't post your product key on the internet, if you ever need to use it Microsoft will have noticed a bunch of other people using it and disabled it, which is a bummer when you need to reinstall.