Tour Master Cortech Micro Tank Bag on 2040-parts.com
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Tour Master Cortech Micro Tank Bag - Excellent Condition
Everything included is shown in photo. Second photo is a stock image. There are WAY too many phone types for me to know if this will fit your individual model so please see the manufacturers specs listed below and do not ask me if it will fit your phone because I cannot tell you. It doesn't fit my iPhone 5S but did fit my iPhone 4. Thanks! FEATURES
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