1949 Ford Chassis Parts Catalog Book Original on 2040-parts.com
GREAT NORTH, US
THIS IS A FACTORY ORIGINAL 1949 FORD CHASSIS PARTS CATALOG MANUAL . PARTS BOOK IS IN GOOD CONDOITION . THERE IS ILLUSTRATIONS AND PART NUMBERS . CONTENTS INCLUDE WHEELS , HUBS , DRUMS , BRAKES , FRONT SUSPENSION , STEERING GEAR , REAR AXLE , DRIVE SHAFT , FRAME , MUFFLER , SPRINGS AND STABILIZER , ENGINE , TRANSMISSION , CLUTCH , RADIATOR , FUEL SYSTEM , GENERATOR , BATTERY , STARTING MOTOR , DISTRIBUTOR , IGNITION COIL , LAMPS AND WIRING , FENDERS , HOOD , TOOLS , BUMPERS , SHOCKS , STANDARD PARTS , BOLTS , NUTS . BUYER PAYS 7.00 SHIPOPING. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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