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BANNER IS 24"X48" This is a great gift idea for (yourself) or your riding buddy! These are great to hang in a garage, man cave, bar or trailer. This is a heavy vinyl 13 oz digital printed high quality banner not a cheap thin poster. It is made with nickel plated gromits in all for corners. This banner will last for life indoors & 3 years outdoors. If you like many of our banners email us for a package deal and $ave!!!!! PLEASE VISIT OUR STORE & SEE MANY OTHER WE HAVE MANY GREAT LOOKING ITEMS! Banner will come rolled in a USPS Priority Box.
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