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(2x) I-vtec Dohc (red-i) Civic Decals Stickers Jdm Sir K20 Fa5 Integra Type R Si on 2040-parts.com

US $8.95
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This listing is for (2) i-VTEC DOHC silver decals.
All of our decals are identical in size & color to the original OEM decals. We take great pride in our accuracy and products.
These are High Performance vinyl that will last up to 10 years outdoors.
Other colors are available such as black, and white. Please leave a message if you want a different color.
Feel free to message us with any questions or concerns. Thank you!

Shipping is FREE Worldwide. Decals are shipped within 24 hours or less.

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