1969 Corvette Convertible Print 427 Harold Cleworth Signed Numbered on 2040-parts.com
Council Grove, Kansas, US
Harold James Cleworth print of a 1969 Corvette Convertible big block. Hand signed and numbered. Picture was taken on an angle because of glare off of glass, it is in excellent condition. Frame is not included unless picture is picked up. It would cost as much to ship the frame as a new one would cost! Print will be shipped rolled.
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1953 1954 corvette parts catalog with parts prices as of june 1, 1954 print date(US $19.00)
1994 chevrolet corvette factory service manual (preliminary)(US $0.99)
1965 corvette owners instruction and operating manual with envelope(US $13.88)
Brand new in original envelope - 1985 chevrolet corvette booklet - 56 pgs.(US $3.99)
Brand new - 1986 chevrolet corvette showroom handout.(US $1.99)
Brand new - 1998 chevrolet corvette tri-fold brochure(US $1.99)
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