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Autolite Prestolite Aircraft Electrical Manual Service Book Airplane Alternator on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States
GOOD FORMALLY USED BY AN AUTO REPAIR PARTS SHOP, SOME WRINKLED PAGES, POSSIBLE PEN MARKS ON PAGES, POSSIBLE BENT CORNERS AND RIPPED PAGES
Aircraft Type:ENGINE ALTERNATOR Country//Region of Manufacture:United States Make:PRESTROLITE

Up for auction consideration is a vintage used condition
PRESTOLITE AIRCRAFT ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS
early 1960's to mid 1980's period or dated pages
mostly alternators and relays for aircraft engines
various sections of part numbers, breakdowns, and 
service bulletins updated information

GOOD CONDITION
former Seattle area auto parts store reference manual
many years of non-usage and storage wear
one of the nicer condition electrical information books
LOTS OF GOOD FACTUAL INFORMATION FOR PLANE BUFFS

please examine the many pictures and photographs
Media Mail Postage with Tracking is $5.00 within the USA

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