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1970 Motor's Auto Repair Manual 33rd Edition First Printing! on 2040-parts.com

US $2.99
Location:

Uniontown, Pennsylvania, US

Uniontown, Pennsylvania, US
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This is in vintage condition, no missing pages the cover has been taped on seams. A great collectors item. Says mechanical specifications and service procedures on 1964 to 1970 models. Thanks for looking!

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