Haynes Repair Manual 080 Fiat 124 1966-1975 1.2 1.4 &1.6 Liter on 2040-parts.com
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Fiat 124 - Haynes Workshop Manual PART # 080 Product DescriptionNew Old Stock. Covers are slightly worn from years on the shelf but pages and book are very good. Covers FIAT 124 Sedan & Wagon 1966-1975 124 Sedan 73cu in (1.2 liter) 124 Wagon 73 & 87.8 cu in (1.2 &1.4 liter) 124 Special 87.8cu in (1.4 liter) 124 Special TC 97.2cu in (1.6 liter) *Does NOT cover 124 Sport Coupe or Sport Spider Haynes manuals explain how to carry out routine maintenance, restoration and servicing of your car, and are aimed primarily at the Do-it-yourselfer. Every manual is based on a teardown and rebuild of the specific vehicle. Hundreds of photographs are taken to accompany the step-by-step instructions written from actual experience. Visit us at classicgarage.com! Questions? |
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