2009 Ford Custom Accessories Magazine - Make It Yours At Mustang Garage on 2040-parts.com
Clawson, Michigan, US
This 2009 Ford Custom Accessories Magazine. Contents include "Best New Selects", "Make it Yours at Mustang Garage (Personalizing the #1 customized Ford car in front of a live audience)", "The Importance of Being Genuine", "Ford (for everything from the 2005 Thunderbird to the all-new 2010 Fusion Hybrid)", "Ford Racing", "Lincoln (for everything from the 2005 Aviator to the new 2010 MKS), and "Mercury (for everything from the 2005 Montego to the all-new Milan Hybrid)".
104 pages.
Approx 8.5" x 11" in size.
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