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Vintage Gemini Mini Trail Small Tech Booklet San Tong Co Inc on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
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Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, US

Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, US
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Rare item here guys. I did search on these great machines and it appears like they went kaput back in 73. How this booklet survived is beyond me. Has a couple of wrinkles but if you have a large anvil I am sure it would straighten right out. Has 50 pages. All very nice except for the wrinkles. As popular as mini bikes are now surely someone out there in fantasyland needs this?Sold as is with no guarantees.

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