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Motorbooks 780760311615 Book 101 Projects For Your 1964 1/2-1973 Mustang 224 Pg on 2040-parts.com

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canaL FULTON, OH, US
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  You will receive the motorbooks workshop 224 page book 101 projects for your mustang 1964 1/2 thru 1973.  Book is brand new but has minor shelf wear on corners.  I ship usps 6 days a week, your item will ship within 24 hours of payment. The tracking number will be posted on paypal just click where it says check shipment to track.

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