1974 Chevrolet Shop Service Manual Chevelle Monte Carlo Nova Camaro Corvette Oem on 2040-parts.com
Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
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have an original 1974 Chevrolet Service Manual
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The cover has a few tears, and bends. But the inside is clean, and in great shape. I've had it for a decade now, and it's always just sat on a bookshelf. This book would be great to show with your 1974 Chevrolet at a car show, or just use it as a must have reference. |
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