1935 Chevy 3-window Coupe Article 'red Rider' on 2040-parts.com
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Original article on a 1935 Chevy 3-window coupe Blown SBC, 3" chop flame red paint with centerline wheels February 1987 2 pages 3 color and 2 B&W pictures Buyer to pay shipping Items are shipping in plastic cover with cardboard backing Will combine shipping on items
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