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1940 W. G. B. Oil Clarofier Sales And Service Bulletin, Price List 100+ Pages on 2040-parts.com

US $14.95
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Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, US

Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, US
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1940 W. G. B oil clarofier sales and service bulletin. 100 plus pages. Price list is dated 4-1-1940. W.G.B. Oil Clarifier, Inc Kingston New York. Instructions to install this oil filter on different makes of cars and trucks. Original , authentic. Outer cover has some  tears and edge. Interior pages are unmarked and have minor wear. thanks for looking. Check out my other auctions. 

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