Purchase ORIGINAL OEM ROVER 2000 WORKSHOP MANUAL PART # 4697 in Eastern USA, United States, for US $24.90

Condition:Used Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom Make:ROVER 2000

FOR THE ROVER OWNER WHO HAS ALMOST ALL THE ROVER ACCESSORIES.

ORIGINAL ROVER 2000 FACTORY WORKSHOP MANUAL PART NUMBER 4697.

FROM WHEN MY FATHER OWNED HIS ROVER 2000..

HAS BEEN CAREFULLY STORED.

FROM A NON-SMOKING HOME.

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