How To Keep Your Vw Alive By John Muir 1971 Copyright on 2040-parts.com
Montesano, Washington, United States
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Auction is for one of the 1971 copies of the cult
classic HOW TO KEEP YOUR VOLKSWAGEN ALIVE, a manual of step by step
procedures for the compleat idiot, by John Muir. This manual covers
1950-1971 VW "Sedan, Ghia & Transporter".
A real VW enthusiast would want
this in their library! Cover shows some wear with one corner missing but is otherwise
"compleat" and clean (by repair manual standards). Returns within 14 days. Good luck |
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