Cessna Model 182 & Skylane Parts Catalog 1962 Thru 1972 C182 on 2040-parts.com
Essendon, VIC, Australia
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This is a used parts catalog in good overall condition. It has seen plenty of use and the cover has been taped as can be seen in photo, it is all there and still easier to use than any PDF. Perfect for the owner that wants to know how or to complete a workshop set
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