1969 Stp Racing Calendar on 2040-parts.com
Elmwood Park, Illinois, US
Offered is an original 1969 STP calendar probably issued during the '68 holidays, that includes pictures of racing legends such as Foyt. Leonard, Hill, Vukovich, Andrettti, Jenkins, and many others. This unfortunately this has had the bottom left corners bent, but is otherwise in decent shape. Comes as shown.
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