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Custom Race Car Number Set, Pick Any Number! on 2040-parts.com

US $69.95
Location:

La Mesa, California, United States

La Mesa, California, United States
Condition:New

You are buying  a new custom made to order set of race car numbers..1- roof, 2- doors and two smaller for your front/rear of car or tow vehicle or whatever you would like them for! Also included will be 2- 3" driver names. I'm a racer myself who operates a small sign shop that we most of our work is servicing racers! 

This is for a printed and LAMINATED set of numbers printed on QUALITY air-release vinyl (NO BUBBLES) and will include a free squeegee to aid you install.

This ad is for your number to pick using this style (other styles are available if your looking for something different! You need to choose the number, colors, etc and we will create the numbers you would like! We will email you a proof before printing. Any printable colors are available! Can slant numbers and add a secondary letter at no extra charge. Any customization is available.

Roof/ Door Number- 18" Height, Extra Small Number 6" Height, Any custom size is available!

Please feel free to message me with questions, etc. 


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