Genuine Leather Cowhide Car Key Holder Keychain Ring Case Bag For Volkswagen on 2040-parts.com
武汉市, 湖北省, China
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Genuine Leather cowhide Car Key Holder Keychain Ring Case Bag for volkswagen  Material: Cow leather Color: Black Size: 8.5cm×4.6cm×2cm Package:1 pc SHIPPING AND HANDING We will go through China Hong Kong Airlines packet mailed to you. It is free Ship to U.S.A 7-15 days.Other country delivery usually takes 30-35 business days · If the item is lost in transit. Or damaged. Bear all the losses by the seller.We 100% guaranteed quality. PAYPAL We prefer you pay via Paypal. We will send out the item within 1-2 days after confirming the payment, our goal is to ship as soon as possible · Contact us If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to or contact us on Ebay. Emails are normally answered within 24 hours of business day. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!!!!!!!!!! |
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