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1953-1982 Corvette Parts & Illustration Catalog Book C1 C2 C3 Numbers # 14a Ncrs on 2040-parts.com

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Whitman, Massachusetts, United States

Whitman, Massachusetts, United States
Cover wear-pages good
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Country of Manufacture:United States

THIS IS THE 1953 THRU 1982 CHEVROLET CORVETTE PARTS AND ILLUSTRATION CATALOG. BOOK # 14A . EFFECTIVE DECEMBER, 1983. THIS IS THE BOOK GM PARTS COUNTER SALESMEN USED TO LOOK UP PART NUMBERS. THIS BOOK FEATURES EVERY PART USED TO ASSEMBLE THESE CARS. EASY TO USE WITH SPECIFIC GROUP NUMBERS AND RELATED ILLUSTRATIONS. AN ABSOLUTE MUST FOR RESTORING AND REPAIRING YOUR NCRS, C1, C2 OR C3 CORVETTE CORRECTLY. ALSO A GREAT REFERENCE FOR PURCHASING OR SELLING PARTS ONLINE OR TO HAVE AT A SWAP MEET. WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. THIS HAS WEAR TO OUTER COVER BUT INSIDE PAGES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. LOOK AT ACTUAL PICTURES FOR BEST DESCRIPTION. TAKE A PEEK AT MY OTHER SIMILAR ITEMS AND SAVE ON COMBINED SHIPPING. THANKS. 

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