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 98 CHEVY GMC MOTOR HOME & COMMERCIAL P32/P42 TRUCK SHOP SERVICE MANUAL 4 BOOK SET ((((((((((((( SECOND EDITION ))))))))))))) CHEVROLET / GMC

This Manual Set is in decent condition ~ somewhat shopworn on the cover; otherwise complete, clean (some dog-eared) pages.

Shipped USPS Media Mail.

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