you have the factory hard books for free? wow! these go for a lot of money from the dealer I don't know how you could give them away. I have used online service manuals before as well as cd versions and nothing compares to the factory books because you don't have to keep printing the pages out while working on the vehicle. Not very many people have a computer in their garage, so these make it so much easier especially in two seperate volumes.

I am talking about the paperback books, because they are rare. You probably can download the pdf manuals for free, but who has a set of factory service manuals on their shelf for their crossfire? Not very many. I wish I had a paperback factory service manual for every car I own- I would have them just as a collectors item. Take this as you wish, i just thought for some out there the opportunity to get a near perfect set of factory service manuals would be worth something to someone.