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Im looking for technical details and partsmanual from a still truck.

the details i have :
r70
dfg 2.5/7003
serialnr:70030514
year:1984

with a mercedes engine.
ill hope there's anyone who have information for it.'
thanks anyway
  • Posted 14 Jun 2011 05:23
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