Automotive Photo Frame Key Chain Keychain Acrylic Black on 2040-parts.com
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You are Bidding on One Automotive Photo Key Chain Frame Size 2 5/16" x 3 1/8" / Acrylic / New / Black!!! This Key Chain is new, but does have minor scratches and knicks. Shipping is FREE on all of our Key Chains!!! We fully stand behind all of our product and if for any reason you are unsatisified with the product send it back and we'll give you a FULL refund plus the cost of shipping. Please check out our other auctions for more of these Unique Pins, Key Chains, and Earrings. |
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