Racing Electrical Hood Decal For A Subaru Wrx Sti on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
One Pair (2) of electrical symbols for the hood like the wrx sti rally car. The Decals are printed and laminated for gloss and durability. each decal measures 3.8inches tall/wide and would look perfect on the WRX STI Hoodas shown in the picture
You get 1 "E" Symbol and 1 "Electrical Triangle" symbol for each item purchased
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