Vintage Mobiloil Aircraft Lubrication Chart Cessna Piper Glob Beechcaft Etc. on 2040-parts.com
Wildwood, Florida, United States
This is a c 1947 MOBILOIL Aircraft Lubrication Chart, Charts are for the Globe Swift, The Aeronca Champion , TheBeechcraft Model 17 , The Cessna ModelT 50 , The Commonwealth Skyranger, The Republic Seabee ,The Piper J3 Series The Taylor Model B&B - 12 The Taylorcraft Model D.These are not in good condition, Much water damage on right side, Cover loose on binding. SEE Photos. There is no return on this item, Make sure it is something you want, PLEASE PLEASE If you have any questions, Phone Ron at 1-413-896-9031 SEE Photos.
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