Nissan Boy Vinyl Decal Sticker Sentra Versa Tube Titan 350z Skyline Nismo on 2040-parts.com
Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico, US
You are bidding on a Boy with a Nissan Logo in hand Vinyl Decal Sticker.
This is made from 6 year high quality vinyl material.
The default color is white, but is also available in black, blue, purple, gold, yellow, orange, silver, red, and green.
This is approx. 3.5" x 5" in size. I can customize this decal in any size for an additional fee.
Please specify the color you want when making payment or I will send in white.
BUY 2 GET THE THIRD FREE
Email me if you have any questions.
Free shipping to US and Puerto Rico.
PAY PAL ONLY.
Thanks.
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