Chicago Pneumatic Cp865s Cp865/s 7" Air Sander Lightly Used 1970's Japan on 2040-parts.com
Ypsilanti, Michigan, US
Up for auction is a Chicago Pneumatic CP865S 7" Vertical Air Sander. This item may be an earlier model from the 1970's. The literature is dated 1976. All the items I purchased from the estate sale were of this era, and most in the original boxes.
Age of item: Unknown, however, the literature is dated 1976.
Condition: At least excellent condition. Lightly used, if at all. Purchased from an estate sale See photo's
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