Snap-on Tools Offical Foil Snap-on Logo Decal Sticker Great Graphics. on 2040-parts.com
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THIS IS A SNAP-ON TOOLS FOIL SNAP-ON RED LOGO DECAL STICKER , THIS WILL LOOK GREAT ON ALMOST ANYTHING. THIS DECAL STICKER MEASURES ABOUT 4 AND 3/4 INCHS LONG AND 1 INCH TALL, THE GRAPHICS ARE JUST GREAT. THERE WILL BE A 60 CENTS SHIPPING CHARGE IN THE US.WILL ACCEPT PAYPAL.
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