I had a parallel thought a few years ago and ended up creating my own speedster manual. I started by buying and reading one of the Beetle manuals. Using Microssoft Word I re-created each applicable section, in the same sequence. Each section now contains pages of information specific only to MY speedster. Technical speedster specs were gathered from many sources, including this website Thank you George Brown), magazines, dozen's of internetlinks, and so forth. Again, specific only to MY speedster. So my manual exactly parallels the shop manual. In my case it was further complicated by a type four engine. Four years later, I still update it occassionally. It has become large enough to fit in a two inch thick three ring binder. Memory is tricky, this way it commits "lessons learned" to paper.
