1968 Ducati Original Brochure Scrambler Diana Monza on 2040-parts.com
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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This is an original 1968 Ducati large sales brochure covering the 250 & 350 OHC Scramblers motorcycle. It is single page (printed both sides), 8 1/2” X 11” & is in good condition. It shows a large picture of the Scrambler on one side & covers specs & engine data. On the other side it shows picture of the Scrambler, 250cc Diana Mark III & the 160cc/250cc Monza 350cc Sebring. This is not a commonly seen item. Thanks for looking please browse our store. |
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