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1955-69 Fiat 600 & 600d Used Original Autobook Workshop Manual By Kenneth Ball on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, United States

Cornwall Bridge, Connecticut, United States
Condition:Used

This is a used Original AUTOBOOK WORKSHOP MANUAL for the FIAT 600 (633cc) & 600 D (767cc) of 1955 to 1969. It is by Kenneth Ball and Autopress Ltd. It is about 10 X 71/2 and 175 pages. The plastic cover has some dirt stains and a small cut at lower right corner. It is totally legible inside. A dealer stamp and some 600D Sedan numbers on inner leaf. Wiring diagrams and a wealth of information. SEE My Other Listings for more Fiat publications and parts. Thank you for looking.

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