Triumph British Leyland Catalog And Lucas Parts Catalogs 1948-1970 Tr4 Tr250 Tr6 on 2040-parts.com
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This is a BINDER with copies PARTS CATALOG of British Leyland TRIUMPH and LUCAS PARTS CATALOGS. It is an interesting mix of vintage catalogs great for reference. The British Leyland shows Engine, Exhaust, Brakes, Clutches, Transmission / Drive Line, Fuel System Shocks and more. These mostly for Triumph from Spitfire to TR and Stag. There is a Zenith Stromberg Catalog No. 300. A Smiths Instrument catalog from Nisonger. Then all the LUCAS catalogs; 1948-62, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 and 1970. A treasure trove of information. The binder is just a generic piece. Pages inside are mostly original, not sure if some are copies. They have creases and age and use wear. SEE My Other Listings for more literature and other interesting items. Thank you for looking.
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