1970 Ford Boss Mustang Resin Car Wall Shelf W/headligh Shop Motor Oil Can Dad on 2040-parts.com
Waynesville, Georgia, United States
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Description
1970 FORD MUSTANG BOSS RESIN WALL SHELF *8'' TALL X 20'' WIDE*
The car shelf is made of durable resin with a tempered glass shelf. Has working LED headlights and license plate which illuminate to make this the ultimate conversation piece to your garage, man-cave or family room. Takes 3 AA batteries. (not included)
Measures 20.00" x 6.5"x 8.45" We ship all items the same day and offer a 30 day money back guarantee and 100% satisfaction to all of our customers. |
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