1968 Pontiac Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
Portsmouth, Rhode Island, US
For sale is a like new 1968 Pontiac Service Manual. It is in fantastic condition and has never been used in the shop. The only reason I am selling this manual is that I also sold my 1968 GTO, so it no longer is useful to me.
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