THIS SALE IS FOR A LARGE 7 5/8 INCH LEAPER, NEW, MADE IN ENGLAND BY SAME PEOPLE
THAT MAKE THEM FOR JAGUAR. NO, THEY ARE NOT SPRING LOADED, YES, THEY ARE
BEAUTIFUL. WILL FIT MANY JAGUARS.
THIS ITEM ON CHRISTMAS SALE 20% OFF REG. $195.00, buy it for $156.00
Accessories for Sale
- Harley davidson motorcycle license plate top frame tag cycle chrome topper mint(US $19.92)
- Safco quickee defroster gun in case 4800 rpm used(US $12.00)
- 1948 1949 1950 ford truck hood latch handle & front stainless trim pickup(US $31.00)
- 1970 1971 torino ranchero montego mustang cougar orig seat belts w/retractors(US $175.00)
- Buffington auto folding chair 1900s 1920's model t ford antique picnic accessory(US $1.04)
- Nos gm stowaway spare tire inflator original(US $0.99)
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