1979 Raybestos Passenger Car Brake Service Manual Used With Wear on 2040-parts.com
Hudson, Massachusetts, United States
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Up for grabs is a vintage Raybestos Brake manual from 1979. It is in used condition with heavy wear and tear. It is a good copy to have in the shop and not worry about getting dirty. I took lots of pictures to show the condition of the items. They tell a
good tale. See pictures for condition. Auction must be paid within 7
days of auction end or I will re-list Items. Feel free to ask
questions and check out my other eBay items. Thank you for looking.
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