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Haynes Repair Manual 884 Vw Rabbit Golf Jetta Scirocco Pick-up 1975 Thru 1991 on 2040-parts.com

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Carrollton, Texas, US

Carrollton, Texas, US
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HAYNES Repair Manual 884 VW Rabbit Golf Jetta Scirocco Pick-up 1975 thru 1991. Pages are clean. Page edges and front and back cover have minor smudges.

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