Chrysler 300 Hemi C Limited Edition Button Up Knitted Shirt Collectors Apparel on 2040-parts.com
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You are looking at a Brand New Mens CHRYSLER 300C HEMI Moisture wicking Knitted Button Up Shirt size Large. This shirt is brand new with the original tags still attached and has never been tried on. It is a awesome shirt for any Chrysler collector or 300C owner. The button shirt is moisture wicking material and wears extremely well and wrinkle free. Please Email me with any further questions.
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