1967 Camaro Z28 ***original 2003 Article*** on 2040-parts.com
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1967 CAMARO Z28  ORIGINAL 2 PAGE ARTICLE FROM A 2003 AUTOMOTIVE MAGAZINE - -EXCELLENT CONDITION- -This would make a fantastic addition to your AUTOMOBILIA collection,and to display at your next car show!!! This ORIGINAL ARTICLE / NOT A REPRINT (from a magazine) is in an acid free plastic sleeve,and will be carefully packaged for shipping. Items are mailed promptly after payment is received. I do not sell copies or reprints. You will receive the original pages, which have been carefully removed from the magazine. Be Sure To BROWSE My EBAY STORE "AUTO UTOPIA" CATEGORIES FOR MORE UNIQUE AND INTERESTING ITEMS. |
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