1939 Chevy Sport Sedan Baseball Card Sized Cards - Lot Of 2 - Must See !! on 2040-parts.com
Lakewood, Ohio, US
Two 1939 Chevy Sport Sedan Baseball Card sized Cards in excellent condition. On the front is a color photo of the 1939 Chevy Sport Sedan and on the rear is another color photo of the 1939 Chevy Sport Sedan plus some text. Perfect gift for someone owning one of these cars. How cool is it to have base card size cards of your car! Don't let this one pass you by.
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