Porsche Classic Cap / Hat, Beige Color, Porsche Logo, Free Usa Shipping on 2040-parts.com
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Genuine Porsche® Classic Cap / Hat This is a " Porsche® Official Licensed" Product. This outstanding hat features: High Quality Embroidery Pre-curved Sandwich Visor 6 Panel Construction Low Profile Design Cloth Adjustment Strap with Porsche® Metal Closure 6 Sewn Eyelet vents One Size Fits Most Free Shipping To Any USA Zip Code Hat Color........Beige Visor Color....Beige Sandwich
This hat would make a great gift for any Porsche® Enthusiast or Add it to your personal hat collection
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This Item is a Genuine licensed Apperal Item of Porsche® AG. Porsche® , 911® , Boxster® , Carrera® , Cayenne® , Targa®, and the Porsche® Crest Are registered trademarks of Porsche AG
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