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Volvo 144 Models Factory Service Manual *beautiful* on 2040-parts.com

US $19.00
Location:

Caledon Village, Ontario, Canada

Caledon Village, Ontario, Canada
Very Good condition, some light creasing, no missing, torn or loose pages
Country//Region of Manufacture:Sweden

 Here is a VOLVO factory service manual for Volvo 144 models. Many procedures may be applicable to similar models of several years. Extensively and beautifully illustrated pages. Large format - 12" x 8.25" x 0.5" inch thick, 274 pages. Very good condition as pictured with no missing or torn pages. Quality paper throughout with several large fold-out pages. They don't make manuals with this quality of artwork/illustrations any more. It is a joy just to see the masterful technical illustrations. Pictures are of the actual item. Will be carefully packed for shipping. Thanks for bidding!


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