Harley Motorcycle 3 Layer Double Sided 3x5 Foot Flag Banner High Quality on 2040-parts.com
Daytona Beach, Florida, United States
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*You are bidding on a brand new Harley Davidson 3x5 foot double sided flag.
*Flag is 100% polyester with 2 metal grommets for hanging.
*Flag will be shipped same or next business day.
*This is a very high quality flag! Total weight is 12oz! very sturdy
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