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Here is the list

Snowmobiles—

1996 polaris

1977 ski doo warranty and consumer guide booklet

1972 ski doo brochure and folder?

 

Vehicles—

1986 S-10 Pickup

1986 Chevy S-10 Blazer

1986 Chevy Full Size Blazer

1986 Chevy S-10 Blazer

1986 Chevy Full Size Pickup

1985 Chevy Trucks Full Size Pickups

1985 Chevy Trucks (Astro,S10 Blazer, S10 Pickup,Van,Sportvan,Full Size Pickup, Full size Blazer, Suburban, El Camino

1985 Chevy S-10 Pickup

1985 Chevy Full Size Pickups

1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer

1985 GMC Trucks

1984 Ford F-Series and Ranger Pickups

1984 IROC race brochure

1984 Chevy Tough Brochure (has army trucks in it too)

1984 Chevy Trucks (full size pickups)

1984 Chevy Trucks (full size blazer)

1984 Chevy Trucks (S-10 Pickups)

1983 Chevy Trucks

1983 Chevy Full Size Pickups

1983 Chevy S-10 Pickups

1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass

1982 Chevy Cavalier

1982 Chevy Citation

1982 Chevy Malibu Classic

1982 Chevy Blazer

1982 Chevy Pickups (Full Size)

1982 Chevy Wagons

1982 Chevy S-10 .. Tahoe, Durango, Sport

1982 Chevy Celebrity

1982 Gas Mileage Guide (EPA fuel economy estimates)

1982 Chevy Truck Brochure (brags about chevys)

1982 Chevy Trucks (Diesel) folds out to poster

1982 Chevy El Camino

1981 Chevy Blazer

1981 Chevy Pickups

1981 Chevy Malibu

1981 Chevy Suburban

1981 Chevy Citation

1981?1982? Chevy Truck Tune up ad from dealer

1980 Chevy Blazer

1980 Chevy Pickups

1980 Chevrolets

1980 Chevy Pickups

1980 Chevy Citation

1979 Chevy Wagons

1979 Chevy Chevette

1979 Chevy Malibu

1979 Chevy Pickups

1979 Chevy Trucks

1979 Chevy Blazer

1979 Chevys

1978 Ford Explorer

1978 Chevy Luv Series 9

1978 Chevy Malibu

1978 Ford 4-Wheelers

1978 Ford Bronco

1978 Chevy Blazer

1978 Chevy 4-Wheelers

1978 Chevy Pickups

1978 Ford Trucks (funny pics of 70’s people)

1978 Ford 4 Wheelers

1977 Chevy Trucks

1976 Chevy 4 Wheel Drives

1974 Chevy Blazer

1974 Chevy Pickup

1974 Ford Pickups

1974 Ford Ranchero

1974 Chevy Trucks/ Consumer Information Truck-Camper Loading

1974 Chevy Trucks

1973 Chevy Trucks

1973 Chevy Trucks / Pickups

1973 Chevy Trucks/ Blazer

1973 Chevy Trucks/ Suburban

1973 Chevy Trucks / Consumer Information Truck-Camper Loading

1973 Chevy Truck Accessories

1972 Chevy Trucks /Pickups,Chassis Cabs, and 4 wheel drives

1972 Chevy Trucks/ Recreational Vehicles

1971 Chevy Blazers

1971 Chevy Trucks / Recreational Vehicles

1971 Chevy El Camino

1971 Chevy Pickups

1970 Chevy Movers (Campers and Recreational Vehicles)

1969 Chevy Blazer

1969 Chevy Blazer

1969 Chevy El Camino

1969 Chevy Campers and Recreational Vehicles

1968 Chevy Trucks Job Tamer Trucks

1968 Chevy RV's and Recreational Vehicles

1967 Chevy Pickups

1967 Chevy El Camino

1966 Chevy El Camino

1966 Chevy Trucks

1965 Chevy Pleasure Trucks (and accessories)(includes el camino)

1965 Chevy Pickup models

 

I am taking offers and not looking to get rich. 5 of them are on ebay but I will pull them if someone ask's about one of them.

Most of these are in like new condition

 

Email me at [email protected] in what your interested in. Thanks!

 

 

Shipping will be actual post office shipping.

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