1966 Chilton's Motor Age Flat Rate And Parts Manual Repair Parts Book on 2040-parts.com
Lake Orion, Michigan, US
Condition is fully functional. There is some yellowing from age at the edges of the book.
Great garage reference for your garage. 1504 pages with lots of age approriate repair facts part numbers tune up specs even towing guidelines.
Intended as a general desk reference and guideline as to how long repairs should take.
Hardcover.
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