“mustangs 50th Anniversary Celebration” Goodie Bag, All Items, Shelby Die Cast on 2040-parts.com
Tallahassee, Florida, United States
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Since I need Money for a special Project I have decided to liquidate a few items. This particular item is the “Mustangs 50th Anniversary Celebration” Goodie Bag. There were two different Goodie Bags, one that was given to those who Registered and Showed their Mustang at the Charlotte and Las Vegas Shows and one that was sold on line or at the MCA Store. This Goodie Bag is the main one, I received at the Show in North Carolina while I showed my 2012 Mustang Convertible. It comes with everything, the Participation Plaque, the Poster, the DVD, the Magazine and a Grabber Blue Shelby GT 500 Die Cast Car. To get the Plaque, you actually had to Register a Mustang in the Show. (The other Bag that anyone can purchase has the same design on both sides and no Plaque) I will only Ship to the Connected 48 States. |
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