10 X Bmw M Badges E28 E30 E36 E39 E46 M3 M5 M-technic Resin Decals on 2040-parts.com
Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, GR
- E28
- E30
- E36
- E39
- E46
- M5
- M3
- And many more...
Very high quality and long-lasting.Suitable for interior and exterior use.
Can be used for wheels,tachos,rims,interior...
Measurements: 15mm x 7mm
YOU WILL RECEIVE 10 DECALS !!!
The /// (*M*) lettering can be either white or silver! please indicate which you prefer in your payment!!!
Delivery
time is 10-25 days because of the Customs control.We cannot control the
delivery time.Please understand that we are not responsibles for any
delays!!! Thank you!
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