1948 Oldsmobile Master Body Parts Book Illustrated on 2040-parts.com
Casco, Michigan, United States
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This body parts book issued in October 1948 covers the years 1933-1948. It includes Woodies and Convertibles. Good condition; the front cover has frayed edges and soiling from use. Also the inside front cover and Title page are soiled (dusty). All other pages are in excellent condition. No loose pages. Total of 248 pages. Book measures 11" x 8.5" |
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