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Steering Wheel,suicide"spinner Knob,"marilyn Monroe"(4) on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, US

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Surface Finish:black/Shiny chrome Warranty:No suicide knob,necker knob:black plastic & chrome plated metal base

CLASSIC "40s-50s"PIN UP GIRL"

"MARILYN MONROE"

 

Spinner Knob" VERY CUTE"The knob is in new condition. Looks very nice and better than photo! Shiny Chrome Base and Black plastic knob & Clear Lens, the Picture is not Blurry! Has extra long adjustable straps will fit early thinner steering wheels & most later (Padded) models steering wheels!!!!!!!! 

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