2001 Ford Taraus Owners Manual With Canvass Case on 2040-parts.com
Ravenna, Ohio, US
This is a 2001 Ford Taraus Owners Manual with Canvass case. It's in great condition. Nothing torn. Not missing pages and no grease.
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