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New 2005 2006 Ford Gt Gt Gt40 Burgundy Or Grey Dri-mesh Ultra Dry Polo Shirt! on 2040-parts.com

US $23.99
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Bad Axe, Michigan, US

Bad Axe, Michigan, US
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YOU BIDDING ON A BRAND NEW IN THE PLASTIC FORD GT POLO SHIRT AVAILABLE IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR (GREY OR BURGUNDY) AND YOUR CHOICE OF SIZE...

EXTRA EXTRA LARGE (XXL) IN THE GREY

OR 

SIZE MEDIUM (M) LARGE (L), EXTRA LARGE (XL) OR EXTRA EXTRA LARGE (XXL) IN THE BURGUNDY!

SPORT TEK POLO SPORT POLO WITH DYED BUTTONS AND DRI-MESH ULTRA DRY TECHNOLOGY. 95/5 POLYESTER/SPANDEX.

 

OFFICIALLY LICENSED FORD MERCHANDISE!

MICHIGAN RESIDENTS PLEASE ADD 6% SALES TAX.


On Jun-15-13 at 07:08:21 PDT, seller added the following information:

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