New Holland Acrylic Yellow Decals 1.5" Round Pair Decals New Holland Tractor on 2040-parts.com
Spencer, Wisconsin, United States
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New holland acrylic decal is 3D
Brand new never used 1.5" round yellow in color u get one pair decals It raised about .067 2/64 " |
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