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Chevrolet Valve Cover Decal Tonawanda on 2040-parts.com

US $3.50
Location:

Green Valley, Arizona, US

Green Valley, Arizona, US
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Tonawanda stickers for valve covers. These stickers are printed in blue and red on silver foil and are the peel and stick style.  They are reproduced under license from GM and will be shipped in a protective mailer to assure that your purchase arrives undamaged. Please see my Ebay store for more restorations decals. Stock #241

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