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1970 Plymouth Aar Cuda Mousepad on 2040-parts.com

US $11.00
Location:

Lima, Ohio, United States

Lima, Ohio, United States
Condition:New without tags Product Type:Mousepad Make:Plymouth AAR Cuda

NEW 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda Mousepad! The mousepad measures 7.75" x 9.25", and these are 1/8" thick! They will not crack, fade, or peel, and can be easily cleaned using dish detergent! If you arent satisfied with your order, your purchase price will be refunded upon return of the item in original condition, within 14 days, (minus shipping charges). We can also place your pics on any of our items!! There is NO outsourcing, so we can fill your orders, and handle your requests quickly, and efficiently! There are however no returns on custom orders. If you dont see what you're looking for, we have many other makes/models available, please email us for more info! Thanks!  *All images are graphic representations, and there may be some differences in tone. or tint.*

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