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2 Do Not Fart Signs Big & Small Nonreflective Light Round Sticker Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com

US $2.48
Location:

default, BA, Thailand

default, BA, Thailand
Condition:New Country of Manufacture:Thailand



2 DO NOT FART SIGN BIG & SMALL


NONREFLECTIVE LIGHT ROUND


STICKER FREE SHIPPING




Big Diameter :4 inch or 10 cm.

[Approx.] 


Small Diameter :2.8 inch or 7.3 cm.

[Approx.] 


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package will be shipped directly from Thailand

via  Standard Small package Airmail, No tacking

number, and it will take about 15-25 business

days.

 


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