1940 Oldsmobile Automobile Shop Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
New Iberia, Louisiana, United States
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1940 OLDSMOBILE shop service manual. Great for practical use or for display in a repair shop. Overall well used condition. No binding on the side, but the pages are all very securely intact. No loose pages. No missing pages, nor do I see any torn pages as I thumb through it. Use the photos I have provided to judge the condition for yourself, as this type of collectible is not in my field. Heavy book for its size, 283 pages. Will be sent priority mail. Postage will be $12.00. Returns only if not as described.
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