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US $19.95
Location:

Elmhurst, Illinois, United States

Elmhurst, Illinois, United States
Good condition. There is some oil staining on the front cover and the maintenance chart in the center of the manual has been filled out to 42,681 miles but the manual is in solid shape overall and the inside is very clean.
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1946 Buick Original Owners Manual 
This is an ORIGINAL 1946 Buick owner’s manual.  It is 5 1/2” X 8 1/2”, has 99 pages & is in good condition. There is some oil staining on the front cover and the maintenance chart in the center of the manual has been filled out to 42,681 miles but the manual is in solid shape overall and the inside is very clean. This owner’s manual is much more like a service manual as it has many sections and covers engine, cooling system, fuel system, clutch, carburetor, steering, tune-up, generator & voltage regulator, brakes etc. It is complete with wiring diagram. 

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