9x8 Quarter Horse Head Vinyl Sticker~car~truck~golf Cart~motorcycle~wall~etc. on 2040-parts.com
Rixford, Pennsylvania, US
Welcome to my auction.
Up for bid is a NEW vinyl sticker QUARTER HORSE HEAD.
Size is 9" high by 8" wide.
Color is white.
Please feel free to e-mail any questions on this item.
I accept PAYPAL payment only. Payment is to be received within 3 business days from end of auction.
Shipping is for U. S. buyers only. If you need a shipping price please e-mail me before you bid.
All sales are final so please be sure to read through the entire listing before you bid.
Thank you for checking out my auction and good luck!
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