Lakewood Industrusties Decal Sticker~original 60's 70's Vintage~nhra Racing on 2040-parts.com
Albany, Oregon, United States
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Original 60's 70's vintage Lakewood Industries decal. Is in very good condition. Will be well packaged, and shipped with tracking. So bid with confidence. Free shipping for each additional decal. Check out my other auctions. CLICK HERE! Thanks for looking! |
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