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US $20.00
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Goose Creek, South Carolina, US

Goose Creek, South Carolina, US
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AMC JEEP EXTERIOR AND DASHBOARD BADGES


ORIGINAL PARTS, NOT REPRODUCTION, SO IF YOU DIG THE AGED LOOK OVER AN IMPORTED REPOP, THIS IS FOR YOU!

PAINT HAS FADED AND CLEAR PLASTIC ON 'AMC' BADGES IS AGED; CHROME SHINES NICE

JEEP DASH BADGE IS NICE, STUDS INTACT

PACKED CAREFULLY AND SHIPPED ASAP!

SHIPPING IS USPS STANDARD FLAT RATE BOX , DOMESTIC ONLY.

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