1981 Plymouth Voyager Brochure-pb150-pb250-pb350-maxi on 2040-parts.com
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1981 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER WAGON FACTORY BROCHURE IN GREAT CONDITION. INCLUDES COLOR CHOICES, FEATURES, AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR 1981 PLYMOUTH PB150 VOYAGER WAGON, PB250 VOYAGER WAGON, PB250 VOYAGER MAXIWAGON, PB350 VOYAGER WAGON, AND PB350 VOYAGER MAXIWAGON MODELS, WITH STANDARD, CUSTOM, SPORT, AND PREMIUM TRIM, WITH FIVE, EIGHT, TWELVE, AND FIFTEEN-PASSENGER SEATING, WITH 109" AND 127" WHEELBASE, AND WITH 3.7L (225 CID) SIX, 5.2L (318 CID) V8, AND 5.9L (360 CID) V8 ENGINES. THIS 6 PAGE BROCHURE MEASURES 11" BY 11".  Powered by eBay Turbo Lister |
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