1964 Corvette Sales Brochure Mint on 2040-parts.com
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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GM authorized reprint 1964 Corvette Sales Brochure in mint condition, it will be shipped in a proper cardboard mailer for protection. Please ask any questions before you buy. Free shipping to the U.S. or Canada, shipping/handling charge to all other destinations will be $5.00. Please see our other listings for more Corvette sales brochures, no extra shipping/handling charges for additional brochures paid for at the same time.
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