Oil Decanter, New, Brown Paint Color, Nice And Shiny. on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
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OIL DECANTER, LOOKS NEW, BUT DOESN'T HAVE A BRAND NAME OR NUMBER OR COUNTRY WHERE IT WAS MADE, IS JUST NICE ITEM, NICE COLOR, Thanks for looking and happy bidding, Please look at my other items, you may find something, you like or need, sorry no returns.
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