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1978 -81 Porsche 911 SC 3.3 Turbo Technical Specifications Manual Service Owners, US $49.50, image 1
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Original Porsche 911 SC and 3.3 Turbo Technical Specifications Pocket Book for years 1978 through 1981. This is the first English edition of these books, Printed in 1981. Porsche Print No 422 720.

The pocket book in excellent condition with soiling due to age and some stains on the covers. Have listed several of these Technical Specifications books, all original first editions, will combine shipping for multiple books to save on shipping costs.

Sold hundreds of genuine Porsche documents, you will get what is shown and described.

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