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Outdoor Motorsports 25959 West 8 Mile Rd Redford, MI 48240 Call us with questions at 313-255-4800. Were located on 8 Mile Rd just 2 blocks West of Beech Daly. Free Shipping is to the lower 48 states. Items ship Mon-Friday within 24 hours of completed sale USPS. We cannot ship to PO Boxes so please make sure we have a street address for delivery. Thanks! Email or call with questions
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