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1981 Modine Radiator Catalog Supplement, 16 Pgs, Illustrated Side Mounting Guide on 2040-parts.com

US $3.99
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Peru, Indiana, United States

Peru, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used

THIS IS A GREAT CATALOG !!
1981 MODINE RADIATOR CATALOG SUPPLEMENT.  (16 PAGES)
COVERS PASSENGER CARS, TRUCKS, LIGHT, MEDIUM, HEAVY DUTY, VANS, JEEP.

INCLUDES SPECIFICATION SECTION (PHOTOGRAPHS, SPECS. & DIMENSIONS) SIDE MOUNTING GUIDE. (GREAT ILLUSTRATIONS!)
1981 GM ENGINE CODES LIST, O.E.M. CROSS REFERENCE LIST.
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