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1960 Service Specifications Handbook For Comet on 2040-parts.com

US $5.99
Location:

Onalaska, Washington, United States

Onalaska, Washington, United States
Booklet is fully intact but does has some finger marks and such. See picture. Ask questions.
Make:Lincoln-Mercury Division - Comet

This is a booklet that is 4"x6-1/2".  It is the 1960 service specifications handbook for the Lincoln-Mercury Division for registered mechanics.  The book is in good condition.  Binding is intact, pages are crisp.  This is a used book and has the fingerprints and smudges of a mechanic's book.

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