69-81 Fiat Brava Strada Chilton's Repair And Tune Up Guide Service Book Manual on 2040-parts.com
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This is a Chilton 1969-1981 Fiat, 850, 124, 128, 131, X 1/9, Brava, Super Brava, Strada repair and tune up guide service manual. It is 266 pages and the pages are really clean and no markings on them. The front and back cover have a few stains on them but other than that the book is in really good condition. If you have any questions messg me please. Thank you :)
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