1930's Deusenberg Patterns at WoodCraftPlans.com

1930's Deusenberg Patterns
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A highly favored vehicle sought after in the past by the well-to-do and now by collectors of 1930's era goods. Contoured components can easily be produced with sanding and routing. Plans include details for production of the display base and antique fuel pump. 19" long, 6" high, 7" wide. Full size patterns and instructions included for ALL pieces.

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