2 Premium Dealership Advertising Window Car Flags 1 Usa Sale 1 We Finance on 2040-parts.com
Ridgefield, Washington, United States
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2 Premium Dealership Advertising Window Car Flags 1 USA Sale 1 We Finance These window car flag feature a open mesh super polyester this material allows a 99% transfer of dye allowing a vivid back side. The sleeve is a heavy woven fiber. Mast Length 19.7 Inches Flag Dia 13.7" X 11.5" The 3rd picture of the we finance flag is the back side showing the quality of thru printing process. You get with this package (1) Sale USA Flag (1) we finance Flag This package is being shipped First Class mail Regular $ 19.95
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