1 Complete Set Of Land Rover G4 Challenge Decal/sticker Package on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, US
The Decal Package Includes the Following:
(Qty: 2) G4 Challenge 8.5" tall by 17" wide Door Decals
(Qty: 2) 1.5" tall by 6" wide Flag Side Window Decals
(Qty: 2) 3" tall by 6" wide G4 Challenge Fender Decals
(Qty: 2) 1" tall, White Vinyl Letters with G4 Challenge Website.
(Qty: 2) 1.5" tall "The Ultimate Global Adventure" Black Letters
(Qty: 2) "Good Year" Back Rear Side Decals 3"x12"
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