Yamaha Yl-1,100 Parts List, Used Condition.sept.1965 First Edition on 2040-parts.com
Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, US
This Yamaha YL-1,100 parts list is being offered in used condition and sold as is.In the back of the book it is listed as first edition Sept.1965.Also in the back is a supplemental parts list for YL1E dated Nov.1966.There is very minor wear on the pages, no greasy marks,and some minor water marks on the cover.It is complete as far as I can tell,and the binding has a small wear spot at the top. The back cover is not in good shape it is torn.Thank you for your interest and good luck bidding.Check out my other items!
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