Original Continental 0-200 Aircraft Engine Operator's Manual on 2040-parts.com
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Direct from Continental Motors an original Continental 0-200 A & C Series Aircraft Engine Operator's Manual. Operator's manual for six of the early Continental engines, including the A65, C90 and 0-200. Returns available only if item arrives not as described. Shipped to the continental US via USPS Media Mail for $6.00 |
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