New Disney Winnie The Pooh Sun Block Shade Shield Car Accessories on 2040-parts.com
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New Disney Winnie the Pooh Sun Block Shade Shield Car Accessories Feature • Sucker with two. • Deployment size: 700 × 1300mm • Blocking the sunlight from the front glass, it prevents the car becomes hot. • In the U-shaped cut in the center, can be mounted in the car on the front glass is with a mirror. • It's sucker installation in 2 points of left and right, so attachment and removal can also be fixed on the windshield easily. • This product can be folded compactly. It's with a rubber belt convenient for store. Item Detail Size: 700mm × 1300mm Item No. PH-160 Japan Brand: NAPOLEX Exclusively designed & engineered by Napolex, Japan MADE IN CHINA Shipping fee and arrival time
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