Hamilton Standard Airplane Propeller Decals - 1 Pair Matched Set High Quality on 2040-parts.com
Vilonia, Arkansas, United States
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In the old days, these decals graced many a propeller including Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of Saint Louis. Now you can own a pair of these finely crafted vinyl decals to adorn your own propeller or just to look at. They Are: Matched Set 5 1/4 inches X 3 inches Weather Proof and for a limited time receive FREE A smaller pair of decals 1 3/8 X 3/4 They alone are worth the price of the large pair. Ships To U.S. ONLY! |
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