1968 Ford Truck Service Repair Shop Manual #3 F100 F250 F350 Body Trim Heating on 2040-parts.com
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Factory Original OEM 1968 Ford Truck Shop Manual Volume Three.
Covers All Trucks, except Bronco, Econoline Van and Ranchero. Volume Three Covers: Charging System, Starting System, Lighting System/Horns/Instruments, Ventilating/Heating/Accessories, Body/Doors/Windows, Trim/Seats. Manual is in good condition given its age. This is the real deal. Buyer pays $8 shipping in well padded envelope.
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