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US $24.75
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Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
How To Keep Your Volkswagen Alive Muir Manual Beetle Bus Ghia Safari 411 412, US $24.75, image 1
“Some typical, but mostly minor wear. See pics and description.”
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States John Muir:0-91528-16-8 Volkswagen:Manual

For auction is a Volkswagen repair manual by John Muir
How To Keep Your Volkswagen Alive 
Please see the cover pics for which models of Volkswagen the manual applies to! 
Revised edition, February 1979. Spiral bound, 364 pages.
Front and back covers show some wear. Pages inside are clean overall, no large grease or oil stains. Appears seldom or lightly used. 

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