1941 Plymouth Pt-125 Pickup Color Article on 2040-parts.com
Northeast, United States
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This is an original 4 page color article from an issue of Collectible Automobile (2006) on the 1941 Plymouth PT-125 1/2 ton Pickup! This article, printed on thick high quality paper has beautiful color pictures of the front, rear and interior. Included in the article are pickup box dimensions, technical specs, prices and production. This is a rare find for the Plymouth fan! The article is in excellent condition and will be carefully mailed with cardboard backing. Thanks for looking!!
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