Mitsubishi Red Chrome 80 Mm 3" 3/16' Emblem Badge Sticker Star Grille Trunk on 2040-parts.com
Woonsocket, Rhode Island, US
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Brand New Mitsubishi Red - Chrome Emblem 80
mm, 3” 3/16’ inches |
All that you need is 5 minutes to set your ride apart and give
it a unique image!
100% Brand New in Original Condition guarantee.
Limited quantity Get it NOW
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Solidly made of automotive grade Chromed and Red ABS warranty to last
forever. We warranty the product to be New, never used or tried
on! Each piece is clean and sealed in a clear plastic. The installation couldn't be easier. There is no drilling
or cutting or any tools required. This Emblem comes with double sided adhesive tape in
the back, just clean surface, peel tape cover and press firmly. In less than
5 minutes you will have enhanced your ride and it will be ready to stand up
from others with a luxury touch! Perfect for grilles and trunk’ door.
1 red Mitsubishi star emblem with measurement of 8 cm,
80 mm, 3" 3/16' inches |
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