The Star Magazine Mercedes Vintage Editions 1984-1988 on 2040-parts.com
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Vintage Issues of THE STAR 1984- 1988. The magazine for the Mercedes Club of America. These are for the years 1984 (issues January/February and July/August); 1985 (complete, January through December); 1986 (complete except missing September/October only); 1987 (complete); 1988 (January/February and November/December). These magazines are full of Technical Topics addressing restoration, repair and maintenance of the Mercedes, performance tests and auto show results. They have been in storage in my garage since issue- read once. 21 issues total (magazine was issued bimonthly). They are in excellent condition. The issues prior to May/June 1987 have original gray dust covers. I have priced each at $1.
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