1950 Sun Diagnosis Procedure Manual on 2040-parts.com
Spokane, Washington, US
For sale is a Sun Diagnosis Procedure Manual from 1950. Manual is in used condition, does have grease on the outside of the manual. Book is used . Pages in this book do not go in order they skip from like 114 to 201 then 203 to 301, but it doesn't appear to be missing any pages, binding in tact. Winning bidder will pay by Paypal within 4 days of the end of the auction unless communication is made with reason you cannot pay in 4 days Buyer will also pay $2.00 for Media Mail shipping. Thank you for looking.
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