Car-o-liner Frame Straightening Rack Autobody Mark 4 Measuring System on 2040-parts.com
Waterloo, Indiana, US
THIS CAR-O-LINER MARK IV
FRAME STRAIGHTENING RACK MECHANICAL MEASURING SYSTEM COMES WITH-
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ONE PULL TOWER
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INBOARD AND OUTBOARD ANCHORING UPRIGHTS WITH PINCH WELD CLAMPS
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TWO SETS OF UPPER SHOCK TOWER MEASURING STANDS & CROSSBARS
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A HIGH-LIFT FLOOR JACK & STANDS FOR LOADING & UNLOADING
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SEVERAL DIFFERENT PULLING ATTACHMENTS
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ORIGINAL MEASURING ATTACHMENTS
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ORIGINAL STORAGE CABINET
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SOME MANUALS INCLUDED
THIS FRAME RACK IS A REAL "WORK HORSE"! I AM ONLY SELLING DUE TO GETTING OUT OF THE AUTOBODY BUSINESS. IN GOOD WORKING ORDER. LOCAL PICKUP, OR WOULD CONSIDER POSSIBLE DELIVERY, DEPENDING ON LOCATION. US SALES ONLY. PLEASE CALL OR E-MAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. 260-438-3528
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