Dodge - Roadrunner "beep - Beep" "patch" / Vintage 70s Nos Carded on 2040-parts.com
Largo, Florida, United States
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Here is a brand new, unused, vintage "Dodge - Roadrunner "Beep- Beep" patch from the 70s. Still carded. Measures 3". Add to your collection today. Buy with confidence. Fast shipping.
From my smoke free home. Sold as is. For combined shipping charges, contact seller before making your payment. See my EBAY STORE for other great COLLECTIBLES. Questions, please ask. Thanks for looking.
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