Haynes Repair Manual - Ford Escort & Mercury Lynx 1981-1990 on 2040-parts.com
Garden City, Missouri, US
This is a Haynes Repair Manual for Ford Escort & Mercury Lynx 1981-1990. It is in good, used condition. Please check picture for condition. I am posting SEVERAL mechanics manuals (Ford, Chilton, Haynes) on eBay, so please check my other items listed. I will combine shipping on multiple auctions won. Thanks for looking.
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