2 - Auto Visor Sunglass/perscription Glasses Holder. on 2040-parts.com
Mandeville, Louisiana, US
Never sit on your glasses again. With the auto visor glasses holder you can save yourself alot of headaches and inconvienence. These are heavily padded on the inside to properly keep your glasses in a protected state. Best of all you'll always knowwhere your glasses are and that they are safe. These are 2 clips both have their company logos on them. The silver one has a couple of little scratches on the top and the black on has no scratches! Now what will prevent you from making a small investment so that you save money not having to buy glasses anymore!
NO REFUNDS! NO RETURNS! PAY PAL ONLY! ITEMS ARE AS IS CONDITION!
THANK YOU and GOOD LUCK!
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