The Ferrari 308QV and 328 Service Repair Manual is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to delve into the technical intricacies of these iconic sports cars. This manual provides detailed information directly sourced from the manufacturer, offering complete insights into the design and function of the Ferrari 308QV and 328. It serves as an invaluable resource for both maintenance and repair procedures, encompassing a wide range of topics to assist mechanics and enthusiasts alike. The manual includes detailed diagrams, illustrations, and step-by-step instructions covering every aspect of the vehicle, from basic maintenance to advanced repairs. The manual covers essential areas such as: * Mechanical and technical specifications of the vehicle. * Introductory mechanics, providing a foundational understanding of the car's systems. * Equipment elevation, detailing the various components and their placement. * Collision repair information, covering procedures for addressing bodywork damage. * Products and supplies, listing recommended materials for different repair tasks. * Painting techniques and procedures. * A comprehensive description of all vehicle components, providing detailed insight into each part's function. With this manual at your fingertips, you can confidently undertake any maintenance or repair task on your Ferrari 308QV or 328, ensuring a thorough understanding of each procedure and the proper use of tools and materials.

The Ferrari 308QV and 328 are iconic sports cars that epitomize the brand's legendary performance and elegance. These mid-engine, rear-wheel drive vehicles were produced from 1977 to 1989, with the 308QV (Quattrovalvole, meaning "four valves") evolving into the 328 in 1985. The 308QV was a significant departure from its predecessor, the 308GT4, featuring a redesigned engine with four valves per cylinder, significantly increasing horsepower. The 328, while retaining the core design elements of the 308QV, introduced further refinements, including a larger displacement engine, upgraded suspension, and a more aerodynamic body. Both models offered a thrilling driving experience, known for their responsiveness, handling prowess, and distinctive Italian styling. The 308QV and 328 were equipped with a powerful, lightweight, and reliable V8 engine. The 308QV's 2.9-liter engine produced 240 horsepower, while the 328's 3.2-liter engine boasted a healthy 270 horsepower. This performance was married with a sleek, low-slung design, featuring a distinctive wedge shape, distinctive pop-up headlights, and a flowing, sculpted body. The car's interior offered a blend of luxury and functionality, with leather upholstery, a driver-focused cockpit, and a focus on practicality. The 308QV and 328 quickly gained recognition for their performance, handling, style, and exclusivity, cementing their place as desirable and collectible sports cars, representing a golden era of Ferrari production.