Vintage 1966 Mustang Sales Brochure on 2040-parts.com
Bonita Springs, Florida, United States
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If you have a 1966 Mustang (or would like one), I have an original vintage 1966 Mustang sales brochure. There's a definite vertical crease down the center of the brochure and a crease on the lower right corner. The pages have no tears and the staples are intact. The interior pages are filled with colorful photos as well as car specifications for all of the Mustang variations that year.
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