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Lake View, New York, United States

Lake View, New York, United States
COMPLETE, COVER SHOWS WEAR
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:NA

1959 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY

 


THIS IS THE COMPLETE MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED FROM JUL.  1960  AND INCLUDES THE ROADTEST REPORT BY LEGENDARY AUTOMOTIVE JOURNALIST TOM McCAHILL (COOLER THAN THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PILLOW).   

YOU GET THE COMPLETE 168 PAGE MAGAZINE FULL OF INTERESTING INFO FROM 1959.

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