Chevrolet Power Service Manual 5th Edition on 2040-parts.com
Logan, Utah, United States
up for sale, a used Chevrolet Power manual with technical data, Specifications and special parts. Covers 60 deg. V6, 90 deg. V6, Small block V8, Mark IV Large Block, Twin-cam Cosworth Vega, Corvette, Vehicle Dynamics. Printed in 1984
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