1963 Ford Thunderbird Shop Manual Supplement on 2040-parts.com
Mukwonago, Wisconsin, US
THIS IS A GOOD CONDITION MANUAL, IT HAS A FEW PROBLEMS. THE COVERS AND INSIDE PAGES HAVE A STAIN, AND IT HAS A NAME IN THE UPPER RIGHT CORNER OF THE FRONT COVER. THE INSIDE OF THE BOOK IS CLEAN AND THE BINDING IS TIGHT - I DID NOT SEE ANY OTHER WRITING, GREASE STAINS, FINGER PRINTS OR DIRT, THE STAIN DAMAGED PAGES GO THRU THE ENTIRE BOOK, THE STAIN IS ON THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGES. THE LAST TWO PHOTOS SHOW THE STAIN ON THE INSIDE FRONT COVER AND FIRST PAGE AND IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BOOK. I RECOMMEND MEDIA MAIL FOR U.S.A. BUYERS.
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