1975 Transit Parts Company Truck & Bus Replacement Parts Catalog No. Tpc-101 on 2040-parts.com
Sugarcreek, Ohio, US
1975 Transit Parts Company TRUCK & BUS Replacement Parts Catalog
No. TPC-101
ALSO COMES WITH SUGGESTED PRICE
- nice catalog with a lot of black and white pic of parts
106 pages
condition: shows soiling and edge wear
see pix for they help in the overall condition
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