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1960 Corvette Sales Brochure Folder on 2040-parts.com

US $3.50
Location:

Lewistown, Ohio, US

Lewistown, Ohio, US
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This is a sales brochure for the 1960 Corvette. This is a nice reproduction and looks great. A nice way to add to your classic car brochure collection for very little money.

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