1960 Blackhawk Technical Manual Dm-300-repairing The Unitized Body-damage-dozer on 2040-parts.com
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This is a 1960 Blackhawk Technical Manual DM-300 Repairing the Unitized Body, it shows illustrations on how to repair using the portable Damage-Dozer, it comes with a letter from the Blackhawk Automotive Division dated March 21, 1960 It is in very good condition I go to the post office on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for shipping. Shipping and Handling will be $5.00 No International shipping I do not refund. I accept Paypal. Thank you for looking at my items. |
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