1931 CABRIOLET - THE RESTORE CAR MAGAZINE, COYOTE CREEK EUGENE, OREGON 1988 for Sale

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1931 CABRIOLET - THE RESTORE CAR MAGAZINE, COYOTE CREEK EUGENE, OREGON 1988 For Sale

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1931 CABRIOLET - THE RESTORE CAR MAGAZINE, COYOTE CREEK EUGENE, OREGON 1988 :
$7.95

This is a rare find for collectors of vintage car memorabilia. The 1931 Cabriolet issue of The Restore Car Magazine by Coyote Creek, Eugene, Oregon, 1988 is available now. Featuring in-depth articles and high-quality images, this magazine is a must-have for any car enthusiast. The brand of the magazine is The Restorer, and it was manufactured in the United States. It has not been modified and is in excellent condition. This item falls under the categories of Magazines, Automobilia, Transportation, and Collectibles. Get your hands on this piece of automotive history today!On the Cover: Pictured at the Coyote Creek covered bridge near Eugene, Oregon, is a 1929 Special Coupe owned by Lee and Hazel Collier of the McKenzie A\'s. Lee was tour chairman for the 1988 Northwest Regional. See story starting on page 27. [Photo by Dan Collier, Santa Clara Valley, MAFCA]
The back cover features the \"Golden Girls\" Evonna Joiner and Melba Anderson, with the 1931 Cabriolet they drove in the 1988 Great American Race. Story on page 36. [Photo by Mike Trompak, Timeless Im ages, Albuquerque]Unless stated otherwise, our items may exhibit signs of wear due to their age. The pre-owned / products and such wear would not constitute a reason for a refund.
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