On eBay some folks sell copies (or ripped out sections) of a pub for body shops to order major peices (usually metal - some plastic) up to and including most components except engine guts. It shows labor hours shop is "supposed" to use to calculate costs and charge basis to replace. It may be copyrighted but since the info is Cadillac data and it's hard to see how one would dupe this up to re-sell as original composition, it would seem one section floating around the cyberworld wouldn't be a major question. Any interested should reply to this forum and perhaps we'll organize a method to spread the data with minimum fuss and cost. Seems un-American to have people hustling these sections when a copy machine does all the work.

I am not an attorney, and I don't play one on the Internet, but you could be skirting some legal issues here.

You can sell a book, if it is your book that you bought in the first place. And you can copy pages of a book if they are for your personal use. But copying the pages of a book to broadcast on the web or sell, you'd better get permission first.