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Ferdinand Porsche 356 No. 1 Famous Photo Classic Poster Print (60cm X 40cm) on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Tel Aviv, 61160, Israel

Tel Aviv, 61160, Israel
Condition:New

Ferdinand Porsche and his first Porsche - 356 No.1
Famous Historic Photo Poster Print
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Size:
Width - 60 cm = 23.6 inch
Height - 40 cm = 15.7 inch


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High Quality Print
 Semi Glossy Photo Paper 240gr.

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*** The following sketch poster is originally issued by Porsche, NOT printed by Porsche ***

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