1953-96 Chevrolet Corvette Restoration Guide on 2040-parts.com
Washoe Valley, Nevada, United States
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Up for sale is one used 1953-96 Chevrolet Corvette Restoration Guide. Published in 1996 by Motorbooks, 224 pages. Chapter include heritage, buying a used Corvette, bodywork & frame, interior, mechanical rebuild of engine, transmissions, steering, suspension. Brakes, electrics & fiber optics.
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