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 THIS BOOK WAS STORED IN A LOCKED BOOKCASE FOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AWAY FROM ELEMENTS. A GREAT COLLECTORS ITEM ON HOW TO FIX CAR ENGINES OF THE PAST. ORIGINAL OWNERS NAME ON PAGE ONE. GREAT OLD PICTURES OF SHOP SERVICE MANAGERS, EACH PAGE IS FULL OF USEFUL INFORMATION FOR ALL YOUR OLD CARS FROM BEFORE 1958 WHEN A MECHANIC WAS HONEST AND CARING ABOUT YOU CAR. 

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