1978 Chilton's Auto Repair Manual American Cars From 1971 To 1978 on 2040-parts.com
Menifee, California, US
Chilton's Auto Repair Manual.
American cars.
American Motors, Chrysler, Ford and GM.
1971 to 1978.
8" x 10 5/8" x 2", big heavy book.
Usable condition, has a lot of shelf wear, use wear and yellowing from age.
Please see all photos.
Seller accepts PayPal only and ships to U.S. only.
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