Sell 1959 1960 CHEVROLET ORIGINAL SHOP MANUAL SUPPLEMENT in Mohawk, New York, US, for US $12.00

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You are bidding on AN ORIGINAL 1959-1960 CHEVROLET PASSENGER CAR SHOP MANUAL SUPPLEMENT. COPYRIGHT 1959 GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 2ND EDITION. The following models are covered- BISCAYNE, BELAIR, IMPALA including these sub models BROOKWOOD, PARKWOOD, KINGSWOOD, AND NOMAD. The manual is in good + condition, the cover has minor wear and the original owners first name across the outside of the pages. The inside is complete and as clean as it gets. It doesn't appear to have been used. A very nice original manual priced right. .Check out our other items. Any questions feel free to email us. Have fun bidding. Thanks for looking. Payment by paypal, International shipping charges will be different. Winning bidder on more than one item will be packed together for cheaper shipping cost

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