Purchase 1987 SUBARU TURBO XT #2 article / ad in Ontario, Canada, for C $10.99

Condition:New other (see details)

Description

For auction is a 1987 SUBARU TURBO XT article / ad. 1 page in color!
NOTE: All page(s) are ORIGINAL and carefully cut out of a magazine. No photocopies. There are no rips or tears in each page. Pages are frame-able and would look great on a wall or table. Any white patches are from the glare of the flash and are not in the picture. Some pictures come with color photos and some with black & white. There also maybe an additional page on the back of any pages. The total number of pages are noted in each item. (SEE ITEM PICTURE)

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