Original 1956-1959 Lincoln Chassis Body Parts Catalog Book Continental Premiere on 2040-parts.com
Holts Summit, Missouri, United States
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Complete original 1956-59 Lincoln Dealer Master Parts Catalogue [Book], dated September,1960, form #8278-60. This Chassis and Body Parts Book in good used condition, contains Part Numbers, Diagrams/Illustrations and Descriptions for all of the major components of the classic Lincoln Models from 1956 to 1959 and 1958 to 1959 Continental. These include Groups 1000 thru 60000. Very informative and useful tool for the Lincoln Owner or Enthusiast that will display well also. Pages: 652 Details: W 8.5 x H 11 x D 1.75 |
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