1968 Honda Cl175 Owner's Manual on 2040-parts.com
Casco, Michigan, United States
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The front and back cover has ink writing, and are quite soiled. While a few of the inside pages have fingerprint smudges (especially pages 36 & 37) they are readable. All 65 pages are there. |
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