Mercedes-benz Model 230, 250 And 280 Owners Workshop Manual. Isbn 0 85696 346 1 on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, United States
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This 1978 Haynes Publishing Group Manual covers Mercedes models 230, 250 and 280. The introduction to the manual indicates that it was written for the Mercedes owner rather than a highly skilled and well equipped auto mechanic, but the manual includes detailed information necessary to perform most tasks necessary to repair a sedan, coupe or roadster of the models covered.
The manual cover is worn and discolored.There are a few smudges and smears on the inside pages, but this does not affect legibility or utility of the manual. |
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