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This book has some shelving wear and a little dirty on engine spec page otherwise it is very clean.
ISBN-10:089330011X Language:English ISBN-13:9780893300111 Format:Book Author:Joan Coles, Seloc Publications Staff, Clarence Coles Educational Level:Scholarly & Professional Publication Year:1998 ISBN:9780893300111

Volvo-Penta Stern Drives, 1968-1991 by Joan Coles, Seloc Publications
This book has some shelving wear and a little dirty on engine spec page otherwise it is very clean.
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