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1958 Chevy Apache Pu Automotive Cartoon Car Caricature Art Print Artist Direct on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
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Kirbyville, Missouri, United States

Kirbyville, Missouri, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Bearfootin'Art Original Car Art Creations Art ID Number:ID# 210112412 Product Type:Digital Art Caricature/Giclee Print on Paper Art Signed:Hand Signed by Artist David R. Barrett Product Material:Heavyweight Matte Paper Art Listed By:Artist Art Subject Make/Model:1958 Chevrolet Apache Pickup Truck Country of Origin:Unided States Car Caricature Title::"Wide Side Hauler"

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