1930s Aircraft Engine Manuals - Wasp / Warner Scarab / Whirlwind / Cirrus / Ox-5 on 2040-parts.com
Hampden, Maine, United States
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This is an original 1930's booklet containing combined manuals for the Wasp , Warner Scarab , Whirlwind , Cirrus , and OX-5 aircraft engines .. Cover is worn , interior pages in used good condition .. See attached photos for condition .. $4.00 first class shipping in the USA .. If you purchase more then
one item from me , wait until I send you an invoice and I will combine
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