1975 Lincoln - Mercury Original Sales Brochure on 2040-parts.com
Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada
This is an original 31 page LINCOLN and MERCURY full line sales brochure that the dealership handed out back in the day. It is in excellent condition. Loaded with info and pictures. Cover all LINCOLN and MERCURYS. Check out my other brochures, will combine for shipping, send me an email for quote on combined shipping. I no longer ship to Australia, too many items getting lost in the mail. |
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