1936-37 Plymouth~paint Chip~automotive~acme Paint~color Chart~chrysler~original! on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Indiana, US
You are buying a paint chip chart for 1936-1937 Plymouth.
This is one single page with seven factory colors, and two bonus pages.
This is an original paint chip chart.
General soiling and grime as noted in the photos, due to improper storage over the years.
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