1947 Midget Motors Paperback Directory For Midget Race Cars-parts Etc on 2040-parts.com
Binghamton, New York, United States
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This is an all original vintage paperback catalog from 1947 for vintage midget race cars and parts available for sale...published by Midget Motors,Athens Ohio-its 22 pages of listings with some illustrations of midget racers you could make/buy.....clean and intact with no excessive wear or damages-its 9" x 6"..looks and displays well and is guaranteed original and authentic ..... Shipping is via USPS in US and overseas…...always glad to combine on multiple buys when possible
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