1950 Ford Truck "f Series" Owners Manual on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, US
This is an "April 1, 1950" operators manual for the F series ford trucks. It is 96 pages, and although the outside of the book has a bit of wear/dirt, the book is in surprisingly great condition, with all pages intact and no rips. It is a terrific collectors item.
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