2001 Ford Taurus Windstar Crown Victoria Sales Dealer Brochure on 2040-parts.com
Tacoma, Washington, US
Excellent condition with no wrinkles, holes or folds.
11” x 5” and 62 pages. SPECIAL: Combined shipping available on multiple brochures - typically 5 brochures will fit in a Priority Mail envelope (unless oversized, or especially thick). Shipping charges will never exceed $12 for any number of brochures purchased in contemporaneous auctions, unless shipping outside the US.
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