Woody Car Mousepad on 2040-parts.com
North Saanich, British Columbia, Canada
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A " WOODY COLLECTOR CAR MOUSE PAD". THE MOUSE PAD PICTURE IS FULL COLOR ON A GOOD QUALITY BLACK OR BLUE MOUSE PAD, SIZE IS ABOUT 7.5" X 8". ABOVE THE CARS IS THE CAPTION " WOODY LOVER " WE HAVE MANY DIFFERENT COLLECTOR CAR MOUSEPADS AVAILABLE IN OUR EBAY STORE.
MANY MORE CAR DECALS.IN OUR EBAY STORE AT PATTERNSRUS & HOLIDAY CREATION. & patternsrus. WE HAVE OVER 40,000 DIFFERENT DECALS & 100s OF FULL SIZE PATTERNS FOR ALL SEASONS. On May-03-10 at 22:15:22 PDT, seller added the following information:
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