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US $99.99
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Charlotte, North Carolina, US

Charlotte, North Carolina, US
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New in box official General Motors licensed "Chevrolet Super Service" bowtie vintage retro style yellow neon wall clock. Dimensions are 15" diameter & 3" deep. Plug in power and batteries. Cool addition for any automotive enthusiast - garage, bedroom, office, basement, business, restaurant, man/woman cave, etc. Ships fast.

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