Entire Lot Of Hundreds Of Striping Rolls For Cars, Trucks, Rv, Camper, Etc. Use on 2040-parts.com
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US
Over $4000 in striping available. All must go $500.
Hundreds of rolls of top quality, premium striping. Various rolls of differing widths, colors and sizes. Most rolls are 150 feet long. Made in the United States. Going out of business, closing our operation. All must go. Could be an Ebay money maker if sold by the roll. We are moving soon and do not have time to sell by the roll.
Local pick up only. Rolls are too heavy to ship.
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