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Original Vintage 1950s Style Accessory Bugs Bunny Dashboard Surfer on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
Location:

Rancho Cucamonga, California, US

Rancho Cucamonga, California, US
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RARE  1950S STYLE BUGS BUNNY DASHBOARD SURFER 
 This is a custom made Bugs Bunny surfer. Bugs is in excellent above average 
mint condition. He has beautiful colors with no chips or scratches and he measures about 4 inches tall. Hand crafted wooden surfboard with stringers and fin measuring 5 inches long.There is a strong magnet on the bottom to stick him to your dashboard or any metal surface. Look at the pictures and see how nice he is for the 
condition but the pictures don't do him justice. Second picture is for an example and is not included. A unique little accessory for your vintage ride. You will not be disappointed with your purchase.

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