Andy:
The manuals were never available as searchable PDFs although many of them have an index with links that will move you to the chapter you are looking for. Most are amateur (not professional/high-res) hand fed scans of manuals that contain several hundred pages of information.
NONE were developed to be read with a phone/small tablet. 1024 x 768 is minimum and larger is better.
You can download any of the manuals by right clicking on it and selecting "Save as" if using Internet Explorer or "save link as" if using Firefox. Other browsers have the same function, just different wording. I put the file size on the page so you can see some are huge and will take a lot of time to download or even just open to view.
The listing is ALL of the manuals that have been scrounged and scanned and are the ones most commonly needed. The V.? in the title is the version and the V.2 is mainly for the very early models and the V.6 or higher are the later versions. The later versions contain the early models whereas the early versions don't know there were later models.
I am not aware of any manuals addressing getting access to the sills to check for rust.
Here is a copy of the page showing the carpets.
Interior Carpets.jpg
You will see that the floor carpets are one piece per side and not easy to push out of the way. The best way to check the car is to remove the seats and fully remove the floor carpets and then the foam underlayment.
I don't think there is an easy way to inspect the inner sills of a car you are looking over for purchase but the suggested camera and disassembly process works very well if you want to check YOUR car thoroughly.
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