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Miami, Florida, US
* CLICK-IT or TICK-ET * 3½" x 12" County Court Sponsored Dade County Student Traffic Safety Council AND * BUCKLE UP SEAT BELT * 1 - 1/8" X 6" * the life you save will be your own FREE SHIPPING! They have never been affixed to anything. These stickers will stick to your favorite surface or place to let others know your humor! many other stickers available at simular prices CK OUT MY FEEDBACK – WILL SHIP WITHIN 2 BUSINESS DAYS OF PAYMENT! If you have any questions, please e-mail me before bidding. ask questions at very end of listing, you may have to scroll all the way down to the very bottom!
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