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Jdm Honda Cr-x Crx Delsol Del Sol Genuine Parts Catalog Eg1-100 110 Ej4-100 on 2040-parts.com

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 JDM HONDA CR-X CRX delsol Original Genuine Parts catalog

EG1-100 110 120

EG2-100 110 120 130

EJ4-100

Published in Feb 1995.

Measurement 280 mm x 215 mm ×18mm

620pages with diagrams and part numbers in Japanese language.

Good condition but It is an old catalogue. there are the sunburns.

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