1951 Plymouth Concord Cambridge Cranbrook Owners Manual Mint on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
Original 1951 Plymouth Owners manual. This is the manual that commonly came in the glove box with the vehicle when new and is a genuine original piece in great condition as shown. This has no rips, tears or issues as shown and would make a great piece both for the shows and for reference as it has the standard operation and function information any owner should have. It also comes with and unused New car preparation service guide, and a letter to the dealer.
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