Bricklin Sv-1 Concours D' Elegance Rules on 2040-parts.com
Painted Post, New York, US
Up for auction is a unique item. This item is the rule book to the Bricklin International Owner's Club. This rule book is for the Concours D' Elegance. This pamphlet was a supplement to the Brickline Magazine and was originally published in 1983. This pamphlet breaks down the categories into what needs to be on the cars and how they will be judged. This is a must have for a Bricklin enthusiast. Payment is due within seven days of auction close. Buyer agrees to pay shipping and handling. Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
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