1974 Ford Truck Shop Manual Set Volumes 1 Thru 5 on 2040-parts.com
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
1974 Ford Truck Shop Manual Set Volumes 1 thru 5. Good condition. Note that Volumes 3 and 4 Body and Electrical are contained in the same book. Engine Volume 2 includes both gasoline and diesel engine maintenance and repair.
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