Brand New Sealed Buick Grand National T-type Gnx Facts And Figures Book Ii on 2040-parts.com
Millington, Michigan, US
Selling from my Grand National Collection! Brand New Sealed Copy of "Guide To Buick 1978-1987 Grand National T-Type GNX" "The GN Facts and Figures Book II". Published by American Musclecar Publications. Written by Steven L. Dove. I also have book I in a different listing. NEVER BEEN OPENED! STILL IN PUBLISHERS PLASTIC WRAP! NO LONGER PUBLISHED OR AVAILABLE NEW! FREE SHIPPING TO US ONLY!!
I have acquired a used copy which I can view and enjoy! So I am selling this unopened, sealed collectors item!
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