1958 Pontiac Air Conditioning Shop Manual 58 Service Repair Original Factory on 2040-parts.com
Glencoe, Minnesota, United States
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Factory Original 1958 Pontiac Air Conditioning Shop Manual. 57 Pages.
Poor condition. Cover and edges have wear/dirt. Water damage to the top and bottom left corners, otherwise pages are pretty clean. Staples are pretty much rusted gone. Cover has come loose, I'm guessing the pages will follow without new staples. All pages are there. Not a display piece, but still plenty usable. Sold as-is what you see is what you get. |
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