April 1982 Corvette Magazine Classic Car Series Past Present Future History 1953 on 2040-parts.com
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HERE FOR YOUR BID IS AN ISSUE OF CORVETTE CLASSIC CAR SERIES MAGAZINE BY CONSUMER GUIDE FOR APRIL 1982. 96 PAGES OF CORVETTE HISTORY PAST PRESENT FUTURE.
MAGAZINE WAS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE CORVETTE OWNER AND ENTHUSIAST. GREAT CORVETTE HISTORY, PHOTOS, NEW CORVETTE SPECIFICATIONS, ILLUSTRATIONS CENTERSPREADS AND CHEVROLET CORVETTE ADVERTISEMENTS.
*THIS MAGAZINE IS IN GREAT CONDITION! VIEW MY PHOTOS FOR FURTHER REVIEW.
**PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER CHEVROLET/CORVETTE AUCTIONS. I WILL GLADLY COMBINE THE SHIPPING!
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