1953 Ford O.s.i. Catalog on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Pennsylvania, US
JULY 1953 FORD O. S. I. CATALOG THIS IS A CLEAN USED ONE. PAGES CLEAN HARDLY USED. THIS IS USED SO NO RETURNS THE START PRICE IS RIGHT NO RESERVE THANKS FOR LOOKING
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