This comprehensive FERRARI 308QV / FERRARI 328 MAINTENANCE MANUAL provides a wealth of information for anyone looking to maintain their classic Ferrari. Delving into the intricacies of both the 308QV and 328 models, the manual covers a wide range of topics, starting with general information and capacities.

It then delves into detailed descriptions of the F105A (308) and F105C (328) engines, providing insights into their workings. The manual further explores essential maintenance aspects, covering the lubrication and cooling systems, transmission, gearbox, clutch and flywheel, axle shafts, and tools.

You'll also find a handy section dedicated to torque settings, ensuring precise adjustments for optimal performance. The guide concludes with a section on the chassis hitch point, providing valuable information about this critical component.

With clear, step-by-step instructions, numerous pictures and diagrams, the manual simplifies maintenance procedures, making it accessible to both experienced mechanics and aspiring DIY enthusiasts. The manual's multi-lingual format in English, French, Italian, and German enhances its global appeal.

The Ferrari 308 QV and 328 are iconic sports cars produced by the legendary Italian manufacturer Ferrari. The 308 QV, introduced in 1980, was a significant evolution of the original 308, featuring a new, more powerful engine and significant aesthetic updates. The 328, launched in 1985, was a further refinement of the 308 QV, with enhancements including a larger engine capacity, improved suspension, and a more refined interior. Both models are renowned for their sleek, wedge-shaped design, penned by the renowned Pininfarina studio, and their distinctive "prancing horse" emblem. The 308 QV and 328 were powered by naturally aspirated V8 engines, producing around 230 and 270 horsepower respectively, delivering exhilarating performance and a distinctive Ferrari soundtrack.

Both the 308 QV and 328 were available in various body styles, including the iconic "Berlinetta" coupe, the open-top "Targa" model, and the more practical "GTS" variant with removable roof panels. These cars quickly gained a reputation for their driving dynamics, combining precise handling, responsive steering, and a thrilling power delivery. The 308 QV and 328 were also praised for their luxurious interiors, featuring high-quality materials, comfortable seating, and a range of features, including air conditioning and a premium sound system. The 308 QV and 328 were produced for a limited period, with the final 328 rolling off the production line in 1989. Today, these models are highly sought-after collector's cars, representing a golden era of Ferrari's production, and continue to captivate enthusiasts with their timeless design, exhilarating performance, and unmistakable Italian flair.