3-d 6.7"x1.5" Chrome Tribal & Flames Decal Emblem Car Truck Auto Rearview Mirror on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
3-D 6.75" Inch Wide x 1.5" Inch Tall Chrome TRIBAL & Flames DECAL Emblem Car Truck Auto Rear view Mirror Peel & Stick 3M Backing. Perfect Size for Rear View Mirror Back. Can be used anywhere. Tribal Butterfly Flames. Pilot Automotive New in Package. Free Shipping in the USA. Bright "Tribal" design Could also be used for the exterior of the car, home, office, etc. Easy to apply. no tools necessary Approx. dimensions - 1.5" inches (long) x 6.75" inches (wide) - each
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