1951 Postcard Mormon Meteor Considered Greatest Land Speed Record Car In Its Era FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Buffalo Sabres NHL Hockey Logo NHL

Name: 1951 Postcard Mormon Meteor Considered Greatest Land Speed Record Car In Its Era FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Buffalo Sabres NHL Hockey Logo NHL
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1951 Postcard Mormon Meteor Considered Greatest Land Speed Record Car In Its Era FOOTBALL TICKETS AND STUBS Buffalo Sabres NHL Hockey Logo NHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Hockey Logo Autographed Signed by all 3 French Connection players 4 vintage Sports Celebrities dinner programs Work on the car was supervised by August Duesenberg and done largely by him and by Ab Jenkins' son Marvin ITEM ID: A14

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