Vintage Mickey Thompson Speed Shop Flyers on 2040-parts.com
Waterman, Illinois, US
Up for bid is a set of rare flyers for the Mickey Thompson company from the late 60's early 70's. These flyers are filled with good info. Flyers include: power-y headers, tires wheels, shifters, valve covers. Really sharp images and advertising for the era! Is used but appears to be in good condition. Came out of an old speed shop that closed in the early 1970's. Please look through photos and ask questions. Happy bidding!
Most of the items I sell are adaptable to many vehicles and/or may provide historical information on items in your hot rod or collectable vehicle. It is your obligation as the bidder to look at the pictures and know what you are buying. It is also your responsibility to be sure the item is what you want. I describe my items to the best of my knowledge, if you feel there is a descrepancy between the decription and the pictures please contact me immediately after receiving items. Please make payment within 5 days of auction ending. The item will ship within 2 days of cleared payment. Please contact me if you are bidding from outside the United States, because i do not ship to all countries. Thanks
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