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Used 1996 GMC Savana/Chevrolet Express Van service manual volume 1 and 2, and the preliminary service manual.

Tons of information and illustrations, covers everything.

Shipping is $9.50 within the US lower 48, and includes delivery confirmation/insurance.

This manual is published by GM.

We ship everywhere, we offer combined shipping, we don't offer local pick up.

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