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1985 Chevrolet Corvette Sales Brochure; Short Version
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Features
- The Same Brochures Distributed By Chevrolet Dealers To Their Best Corvette Prospects.
- Originally Intended As A Selling Aid, These Brochures Demonstrate The Features, Options, Equipment, Luxuries, And Beauty That Made Each Model Year Special.
- Great For Gift Or Documentation Purposes.
- This Is A Four Page Sales Brochure.
- Engineered To Meet Or Exceed OEM Specifications.
- Made In America.
- Reference Part Number(s):
- Associated Year: 1985.
- Item Quantity Size: 1 EA.
- Weight: 0.2 Pounds.
- Tariff Code: 4901990050.
- Keywords: Books, Literature & Repair Manuals, Enthusiast Book.
Description
Authentic Sales Brochure. The CA 1985 Chevrolet Corvette Sales Brochure; Short Version provides an official dealer-distributed guide showcasing the features, options, equipment, and luxurious design elements of the 1985 Corvette model. It serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors looking to understand the specific details offered for that model year, enhancing appreciation and documentation of this iconic sports car.
Construction and Appearance. This sales brochure features vibrant graphics and detailed photographs across a four-page layout designed for clarity and visual appeal, making it suitable for display and reference purposes.
Installation. No installation is required for this sales brochure as it is intended strictly for display, reference, or collection.
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