Some people do. I like having the hard copy myself and have the factory service manuals, as well as the Chilton, Motors, and a few other repair manuals covering all the relevant years for everything I own. Heck my library covers the mid thirties all the way to the late seventies for domestics and imports. But that's not the point is it?
We have no idea what the OP likes or why in particular he wants the manual. But I think we can all agree that downloading a free copy, instantly, today, might be a good thing right?
