1x Work Wheel Decal Sticker Set Meister S1 Rim Sticker Spoke Sticker Navy W024 on 2040-parts.com
Ibaraki simotumashi, Japan
WORK Wheel Stickers Set x1 (MEISTER S1 Spoke & Rim Stickers) Item includes one sticker each, - 1 x Spoke Sticker 3.5" x 0.8" (90mm x 21mm) - 1 x MEISTER S1 RIM Sticker 5.9" x 0.4" (150mm x 10mm) |
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