1969 Pontiac Owners Manual on 2040-parts.com
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
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I purchased this in the early 1990s at Carlisle Auto Show. It's in perfect condition and doesn't appear to be ever used. I opened it slightly to show a few pages and it's condition which is excellent. You judge for yourself but it was so good I didn't put it in my GTO and used another one at car shows.
Item will be packaged to ensure it's safe arrival. I ship for free to the 48 Continental States only due to cost and arrival conditions for long distances. |
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