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Hre Performance Car Wheel Center Hub Caps Curve Badge Emblem Stickers 4 X 56.5mm on 2040-parts.com

US $15.99
Location:

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default, default, HK
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A set of 4 pieces of HRE PERFORMANCE Curve Wheel Center Caps Badge Sticker

Diameter  :  56.5 mm Curve
Material : Make of alloy


** Shipping details: This item is from HK
                                 To Asia about need 5-10 days
                                 To USA by USPS need 8-13 days
                                 To other country need 3-6 weeks

Condition: New in perfect condition
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      Item Description :

  • 100% brand new
  • Please use detergent to clean the surface of the target before stick it on.
  • Diameter  : 56.50mm
  • Easy to install.

    

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