1953 Through 1972 Corvette Parts Book Chassis & Body With Illustrations on 2040-parts.com
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1953 TO 1972 CORVETTE PARTS BOOK CHASSIS & BODY WITH ILLUSTRATIONS & PART NUMBERS.THIS CAME FROM A CORVETTE COLLECTORS LITERATURE AND MAGAZINE COLLECTION.IT LOOKS NEW TO ME BUT I AM NOT SURE IT IS.NOWHERE IN THE BOOK DOES IT SAY IT IS A REPRINT.THE LAST PAGES OF THE BOOK LISTS PART #'S NUMERICAL FROM 80445 TO 9796696.ASK ??? & WAIT FOR AN INVOICE!!!
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