Glen Helen "feel The Speed" Sticker/decal on 2040-parts.com
Hesperia, California, United States
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GLEN HELEN FEEL THE SPEED STICKERS/DECALS, MEASURES ALMOST 6 INCHES BY 2 INCHES.
I DO COMBINE SHIPPING AND TRY AND FIT AS MUCH AS I CAN INTO THE FLAT RATE ENVELOPES AND BOXES TO SAVE ON SHIPPING PLEASE EMAIL ME FIRST IF UNHAPPY FOR ANY REASON BEFORE LEAVING NEUTRAL OR NEGATIVE FEED BACK SO I MAY TRY AND RESOLVE ANY ISSUE. I WILL BE AWAY FOR VACATION FROM MAY 24TH TO MAY 31ST AND WILL BE UNABLE TO SHIP UNTIL GET BACK. |
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