Auto Expressions 1000 Hands Magic Shade Universal Windshield Shade on 2040-parts.com
Pottsville, Pennsylvania, United States
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Protect and cool your car's interior with this high-quality universal windshield shade. Auto Expressions Magic Shade Universal Windshield Shade: Blocks 99 percent of damaging UV rays Reversible Easy to fold and store High-quality construction Elegant accent details Package Contains 2. Buyer to pay actual shipping determined by your zip code. I do combine shipping on all my auctions. |
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