Car Dealer Supplies 12 Car Window Clip On Flags Sale Red W/ Large White Letters on 2040-parts.com
San Bernardino, California, United States
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One Dozen Car Window Clip On Flags* Perfect For Used Car Dealers * Flag Size 13.5x9.25 inch * 100% polyester printed single side w/ exacting bleed through dye process. * Industrial plastic clip on pole. * Car Flag can easily be attached to any window of the car by closing the window on the clip at the bottom of the plastic pole. * Car Flags are intended for advertising display or parade use 
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