Ford Reference Book 1937(with Ford V-60 Specifications) on 2040-parts.com
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Chassis parts list 1928-1937 passenger cars & trucks(US $25.00)
Mercury reference book - 1939(US $6.75)
Ford 8 passenger car - reference book - 1942(US $6.75)
Operator's manual 1946 ford passenger car (models 69a & 6ga)(US $6.75)
Operator's manual 1947 ford passenger car (models 79a & 7ga)(US $6.75)
Operator's manual 1948 ford passenger car (model 899a)(US $6.75)
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