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VERY NICE NEW 2011 FORD MUSTANG 5.0 PROMOTIONAL POSTER SHOWING THE NEW MUSTANG AND ITS 5.0 ENGINE ALONG WITH SOME OF THE PAST 5.0 POWERED MUSTANGS AND MOTORS INCLUDING THE 1978 KING COBRA, 1989 PACE CAR, 1983 GT, 1993 MUSTANG FEATURE CAR, 1994-5 COBRA AND MANY MORE. GREAT PIECE FOR ANYONE'S COLLECTION. THIS IS NEW WITH NO HOLES OR ISSUES AND MEASURES ABOUT 23x35 INCHES. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS.



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