Tuned By Matrix Windshield Decal Large Car Auto Import Racing Sun Strip Sticker on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, CA, US
TUNED BY MATRIX WINDSHIELD DECAL You are purchasing one brand new TUNED BY MATRIX Windshield Decal. This decal measures approx. 38" x 5.25" and features the words "Tuned by Matrix", where the letters "Matri" are written in Dark Grey with a White Outline and the letter "X" is written in a large stylized Red paint smear design. This decal is designed to be placed on the top portion of windshields of any Cars, Trucks, Vans, SUV's or can be placed on any smooth dry surface that needs accessorizing. This decal is a must for Custom Racing fans and is sure to add a distinctive look to your vehicle. Buy with confidence and feel free to contact me with any question. Domestic Shipping is $3.99.
Decal measures 38" x 5.25"
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