258pp Factory Original 2003 Porsche Boxster And Boxster S (986) Owner's Manual, on 2040-parts.com
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Porsche Publication WKD 986 021 03 Used - Very Good This 13-year-old book is in very good condition, except for an area of tiny wrinkles that affect only the top right corner of the book. This NOT water damage, There are no watermarks or stains. it looks like it was caused by some kind of pressure. The binding is square and tight; and the 258 pages are clean and bright. |
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