Land Rover Defender 110 Christmas Ornament on 2040-parts.com
California, US
This auction is for a custom christmas ornament LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110 and is approximately 3" long and is new no box other than the shipping box. ornaments are custom crafted from licensed diecast car manufactures. payment options are pay-pal only. shipping and handling for this item is $ for U.S. bidders. I do combined shipping. please don't bid if you can't pay,action will be taken for all non paying bidders. please check out my other auctions and save on shipping.
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