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Holts Summit, Missouri, United States

Holts Summit, Missouri, United States
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Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

1949 Lincoln and Cosmopolitan ORIGINAL Owner's Manual.  This manual contains operating instructions, maintenance and service specifications for this vehicle. 50 pages.  Form 3690-49 July 1, 1949

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