3 Ft By 2 Ft - Miller Weld Roadster - Poster on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR ONE BRAND NEW
MILLER WELD ROADSTER - POSTER
MEASURES 3 FOOT BY 2 FT
THIS WAS REMOVED FROM THE PACKAGE FOR THIS PHOTO ONLY,NEVER DISPLAYED OR USED BEFORE.
GREAT FOR ANY RACING EVENT OR JUST TO HANG IN A MANCAVE OR GARAGE.
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