Winter 1960 Karting Quarterly Magazine Go Kart Nice Condition Nice Ads 96 Pages on 2040-parts.com
Littleton, New Hampshire, United States
This a nice,original issue of Karting Quarterly from Winter 1960.It is in nice condition,no labels or damage,date acquired stamped on first page.Great advertising and stories for vintage karts.Winning bidder will pay actual shipping cost,payment will be made within 3 days,items may be combined to save on shipping,please ask questions for a prompt reply.
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