Green Stainless Steel License Plate Screws 4 Pieces No.20 on 2040-parts.com
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YOUR BEST BUY TODAY THIS BID IS FOR A SET OF 4 SCREWS Screw SIZE : Diameter 0.5cm COLOR : GREEN OTHER SCREWS CAN CHOOSE IN MY STORE IF YOU HAVE TIME , YOU ALSO CAN TAKE A LOOK MY SELLING ITEMS PAYMENT: PAYPAL ONLY DELIVERY: WE DO WORLDWIDE SHIPPING All packages will take 10-15 days ( Not include weekend) by Airplane with registered. when I send the package , I will send you a message about the tracking 
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