1998 Saturn Sps Performance Parts Catalog on 2040-parts.com
Utica, Michigan, US
I am listing a large collection of GM publications for a friend, primarily high performance vehicles. This auction is for an original 1998 SPS Performance Parts catalog. SPS was a company not affiliated with GM that made high performance aftermarket parts for Saturn. It is in very good original condition, and the pictures don't really show how nice it is. Please take a look at my other collectible memorabilia and email with any questions.
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