"cant Fix Stupid" Metal Sign,garage,shop,chevy,ford,great For Man Cave.!!!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
UP FOR BIDDING HERE YOU HAVE THIS AMAZING SUPER COOL 18" LONG CANT FIX STUPID METAL SIGN!!THIS IS REALLY A SUPER COOL SIGN.JUST PERFECT TO ENHANCE THE DECORATION OF ANY GARAGE,WORK SHOP,SHED,GAS STATION,WILL LOOK JUST PERFECT ON A GARAGE OR A MAN CAVE. MADE TO HANG UP ON A WALL.
MEASURES: 18"X 2"
FULL TEXT ON SIGN:
CANT FIX STUPID.
WHO CAN FIX AN STUPID? LOL REAL COOL SIGN..
ALL ITEMS ARE SHIPPED NEXT DAY AFTER PAYMENT IS RECIEVED 100% GUARANTEED !!
ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK!!
THANKS ALOT FOR LOOKING UP OUR AUCTION AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING.
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