1958 Pontiac Fuel Injection Shop Manual Original Book on 2040-parts.com
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Original GM Shop Repair Manual 1958 Pontiac Fuel Injection Prepared By General Motors in Pontiac Michigan New old Stock In Great Condition Normal Wear From Age Corners are Slightly Frayed No Rips or Torn Pages No Writing Text is Clean Pictures Clear Dated February 1958 Please Look at the Pictures Feel Free to Ask Me Questions and Thank You For Looking |
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