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Rare Vintage 1970's Pontiac Oldsmobile Iron On Car Club Jacket Hat Patch Crest on 2040-parts.com

US $5.99
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Mission, British Columbia, Canada

Mission, British Columbia, Canada
Patches are new old stock. They do not have a package.
Make:Pontiac Manufacturer Part Number:N/A Country of Manufacture:United States Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Brand:Oldsmobile UPC:Does not apply

Vintage 1970's

Pontiac Oldsmobile

Iron On / Sew On

Hat / Jacket Patch Crest

Crests are new bulk stock & measure approx. 5 1/2" High x 2 3/8" Wide

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