2017 Reprotint Pin Up Girl Calendar on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, United States
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It Must Be Christmas Time Because the Reprotint Calendar is back and ready to be purchased for the year 2017. This is the most requested item I sell at the Vintage and Antique Outboard Motor Shows I attend every year. This is of course a calender with Pin-up girls posing with some of the sexiest Outboard Motors ever made. The captions are laden heavy with Double Entendre. It is a great nostalgia looking piece to hang in your Garage, Barn or Workshop. Makes an excellent Seasonal gift for the man who has everything. Limited Quantity, Buy Early and Buy Often, when they are Gone, they are gone. Brought to You By Reprotint, Manufacturers of Color Correct Matching Outboard Motor Paint for American Made Outboards built from 1908 to Date.
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