Bultaco Matador Mk3 250, 1969 Brochure Approx 11"x17" Fully Opened - 4 Pages on 2040-parts.com
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1969 BULTACO MATADOR MK3 250 - BROCHURE REPRO. BEAUTIFUL COLOR 4 PAGE BROCHURE, WITH THE SIZE OF APPROX.11 X 17 INCHES FULLY OPENED. FREE SHIPPING FROM FLORIDA, U.S.A.
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1968 SHERPA S 125-175-200, 1968 EL BANDIDO 350-360, 1969 SHERPA S 125-175-200, 1969 SHERPA S 100, 1970 SHERPA S 100, 1970 SHERPA T 250, 1968 PURSANG 250 MK3, 1970 PURSANG 250 MK4, 1969 METRALLA 250 MK2, 1969 MATADOR 250 MK3, 1970 MATADOR 250 MK3, 1968 -1970 EL MONTADERO 360 ROAD TEST, 1968 '69 '70 EL TIGRE 250, 1970 360 EL BANDIDO.
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