Bad Ass Show Car Vinyl Decal Sticker on 2040-parts.com
Grand Isle, Vermont, US
This says it all! Let everyone know you have one nice ride! Decal is vinyl and measures approx. 5 inches wide and 3 inches high. Decal is white and shown on a black background. (Background not part of the decal) Be sure to check out my other decals available. I have many In Memory decals for you to honor your loved ones and the interests that they had and the things they loved to do. I also have alot of hunting and fishing decals! Thanks!
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