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Honda Civic Ek Ej8 Em1 Ej7 Jdm Car Sticker Decal Turbo Vtec Swap Illest Stance on 2040-parts.com

US $3.80
Location:

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, US

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, US
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up for sale is a stanced out Honda Civic EM1 sticker

measures in at 6 x 4 inches (horizontal x vertical)

Only the white in the picture is what is being sold the black background would be the color of whatever it is that the sticker/decal is being placed on to.

Other colors available upon request.

if no color is chosen default color is WHITE

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