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1984-up Corvette Patches 2 Items Full Color on 2040-parts.com

US $6.75
Location:

Los Angeles, Ca, US

Los Angeles, Ca, US
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These (2) 1984 & up Corvette Patches are full color. They are Vintage old New. Size approx 3 1/8 by 2 1/4". Made back in 1984. The patches were made in California by a very high end embroidery company. $4.25 shipping with insurance for one pair $4.50 for 2 pair 4.75 for 3 pair(USA). Please view my other auctions.


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