2000 Dodge\plymouth Neon Service Manual Set on 2040-parts.com
Galva, Kansas, US
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This is a 2000 factory issued dealer repair manual set for a Dodge and Plymouth Neon. This set includes the main repair manual, the chassis diagnostics manual and the body diagnostics manual. This book set is in pretty good condition. It covers everything from the tail pipe to the front bumper. Shipping to the contiguous U.S. will be free. I will use Media Mail. Shipping to Hawaii and Alaska will be actual shipping cost. I will use USPS Priority Mail. I will ship world-wide. Shipping outside the U.S. will be actual cost. International buyers will have a choice of USPS priority international shipping, or USPS express international shipping. Please email me with any questions before you buy. Thanks for looking. |
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