1999 Olds Brochure-aurora-alero-lss-50th 88-bravada on 2040-parts.com
East Palestine, Ohio, United States
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1999 OLDSMOBILE FACTORY BROCHURE IN GREAT CONDITION. INCLUDES FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR 1999 OLDS AURORA, ALERO COUPE & SEDAN, INTRIGUE SEDAN, LSS SEDAN, EIGHTY EIGHT SEDAN, 50TH ANNIVERSARY EIGHTY EIGHT SEDAN, CUTLASS SEDAN, BRAVADA, AND SILHOUETTE MODELS. THIS HEAVY 44 PAGE BROCHURE MEASURES 8-1/4” BY 8”.
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