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The listing grades it Good, with cover scuffing, creasing, edge wear, and some discoloration and spotting, while the pages are readable and intact and the binding is sound.
Inside you get the officials and committee pages, The Richest Sports Car Race in the World payoff page with a $102,234 purse and a 1970 Cuda 383 convertible for the winner, the $3,050 lap money page, period racing photos, and ads from Hertz, Prince Chrysler Plymouth, Foulger Ford, and Frank Elliott Chrysler Plymouth, with a Union 76 racing gasoline ad on the back cover. The listing says it holds qualifying times and final results, and two loose inserts come with it, a race-related sheet and a green Guarantee card.
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This 1969 Times Grand Prix program brings you the Riverside officials, the prize money, and the period racing ads in one place, and it suits a shelf of Southern California racing history. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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