1928-1947,1948 Ford Green Bible Chassis Parts Book Catalog Like New -beautiful on 2040-parts.com
Frederick, Maryland, United States
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We list this catalog as used but not sure if it was ever opened. Cover and pages are all in great shape. We didn't look through every page so there may be some markings but none we know of.
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