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Mini Countryman Sport Stripes on 2040-parts.com

US $79.99
Location:

Tustin, California, US

Tustin, California, US
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This auction is for a set of Countryman sport stripes.  The stripes are made out of a Arlon's high performance vinyl used for automotive purposes. They are precut to the same width as the factory stripes.  These stripes do not come with transfer paper on them because they are to hard to install.  They must be stretched over the hump on the hood.  Theses stripes are available in black, white, matte black, matte white, red, blue, yellow, orange, green, gold, silver and more.  Please see our color chart for all available colors.  These graphics are easy to install and come with directions on how to install them yourself if you choose or you can take them to a local sign or tint shop for installation.    

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