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Honda Genuine Oem Shop Manual 360/400/600 Sedan & Van on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
Condition:Used

Printed June 1970

Approximately 1-5/8” Thick

Up for sale is this nice Honda Genuine OEM Shop Manual 360/400/600 Sedan & Van. If you have one of these auto's this is the book you want. It is very complete and covers everything. Countless photos, drawings and text. If you need more information please send me an email. I don't see any markings or tears inside. Only minor smudges on cover. Free shipping in USA. For International shipping please contact me for actual shipping costs. Sold As Is. Thanks for looking.

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