Matte Black F150 Banner R09010300-11-aa Roush Windshield 42"x4" Brand New on 2040-parts.com
Clawson, Michigan, United States
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NOTE: THIS AUCTION IS FOR ONE DECAL; THE OTHER ROUSH DECAL IS ALSO AVAILABLE. ROUSH Ford F150 windshield (I believe) decal or sticker that measures 42 x 4. On the back is a label that says: R09010300-11-AA matte black F150 banner Qty 1. PLEASE CHECK the part number as I do not accept returns. Condition is stated above plus please mouse over the picture to view condition. Please email if any questions as I do not accept returns. Slight yellowing at edges that does not affect decals. Paypal accepted plus shipping to your zip code (will be rolled up). I am always happy to combine shipping whenever possible. NOTE: payment is due within 2 days of auctions end. Thank you!
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