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1981 - 1995 Ford Escort And Mercury Lynx Repair Manual Exp, Lnt, Tracer. on 2040-parts.com

US $12.99
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Kingwood, Texas, United States

Kingwood, Texas, United States

This is an original 1981 - 1995 FORD ESCORT AND MERCURY LYNX REPAIR MANUAL EXP, LNT, TRACER.  The manual and pages are in good condition.  The pictures show the condition very well.   If you have any questions or need more pics just send me an email.  I always leave feedback after it has been left for me.  Insurance is the responsibility of the buyer.

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