Clymer Kawasaki 250-750 Triples 1969-1979 Manual on 2040-parts.com
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Clymer Kawasaki 250-750 Triples 1969-1979 Manual (M353) printed in 79,179 pages Great Condision for age no torn or missing pages, shows used may have a smudge here and there very light if any, I took care of my manuals,Thanks for viewing!
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