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I bought a Haynes book for my 1977 f150 about a month ago. Then I bought a 1979 f150 last week and the guy also gave me a Haynes book for the truck too. It was yellow and kinda big so I dismissed it as older and got wet at some point. So I thought I had two of the same thing right? WRONG. 
The older book from 2000 I think had way more pictures and information than mine from 2004 which was thinner and doesn't some of the information that the OLDER book has.
So why would Haynes subtract information from a technical book instead of add to it. This just doesn't make sense.
Has anyone else happen to notice this?
The older book from 2000 I think had way more pictures and information than mine from 2004 which was thinner and doesn't some of the information that the OLDER book has.So why would Haynes subtract information from a technical book instead of add to it. This just doesn't make sense.
Has anyone else happen to notice this?
