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"the Bendix Drive" Parts And Service Catalog All Vehicles 1910's- 1941 on 2040-parts.com

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 Vintage "The Bendix Drive" Parts and Service Catalog / Manual.

" The Mechanical Hand that Cranks Your Car". Covers 1910's-1941.

Applications, Parts, Identification, Service Info, with lots of Illustrations.

A very useful reference Source for vintage Vehicles of all Types.

 70 Pages. Good complete Condition. Please refer to Pics for Contents 

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