1965-'68 Branded Mustang History Info Article "brand Marketing" 1966 1967 on 2040-parts.com
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*****1-4 articles ship for the price of 1 article***** -----5 or more articles ship for free----- Original article on the option "Branded" Mustang's of '65-'68 History and info with a '67 profiled December 2012 4 pages 13 pictures Buyer to pay shipping Items are shipping in plastic cover with cardboard backing Will combine shipping on items
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