Car Roof Trunk Decoration Shark Fin Antenna Gold #td2 on 2040-parts.com
Taiwan, Taiwan
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& BEST BUY TODAY Universal fit for all vehicle Shark Fin look Dimensions: 13cm(L) X 6.8cm(W) X 7.3cm(H) Antenna for decoration AND prevent static electricity use Easily installed by sticking it on any surface with the strong adhesive pad provided Material : PVC Plastics COLOR : GOLD adhesive on the back We ship to worldwide (same shipping
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