Cool Skull Ashtray Aluminum Casting on 2040-parts.com
Machesney Park, Illinois, US
Up for sale we have a custom casted SKULL ASHTRAY.. from HIGHNDRYCASTINGS.com ...Custom casted out of aluminum and buffed to shine...Piece measures approx. 7" x 5"...........Nice piece...Solid back and smoothed edges...
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