Opel Service Manuals on 2040-parts.com
Maple Falls, Washington, US
Up for sale are three Opel shop manuals. They cover both the GT and Manta models. These came from a dealership and have great details. One is a standard shop manual, one is a preliminary service manual, and the third covers the carburetors for the 1.9 liter engine. Of note, they include test questions for the service techs, since these were intended for dealership repairmen. Pages and covers are aged but in working condition, and great for Opel collectors.
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