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Car Seat Headrest Arm Hanger Hook For Bag Umbrella Coat / Disney Mickey Mouse Ii on 2040-parts.com

US $23.90
Location:

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Condition:New Brand:By iUnivers MPN:Does Not Apply UPC:2009972051971

A car headrest seat hook hanger for bag, umbrella, coat, etc.
Fit all type of car headrest bar from 12mm to 14mm.
Moveable position, can be fixed backward or sideward.

Material: PP + ABS.
Dimensions: 125x105mm.
Diameter: 12mm to 14mm.
Form: Mickey Mouse legs.
Support: Up to 2 kg.
Brand: Napolex.

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