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I have just passed my ACS and am looking for some kind of zipped folder for my gas books/forms/stickers that's easy to open and take on the road.
can anyone suggest one?
 
Nice leather look type aren`t cheap. Cheap plastic type don`t last long and less so if you have a habit of placing them on the roof of the van whilst putting tools in the van and then driving off.
 

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