Sticker ( Gmc Style 1 ) Multi Sizes Color Outdoor Weatherproof Stickers on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
STICKER ( GMC Style 1 ) MULTI SIZES COLOR OUTDOOR WEATHERPROOF STICKERSGMC Sticker, Style 1
All Stickers last made with high quality, durable vinyl. In direct sunlight, stickers usually last 5-10 years. They last longer not being in direct sunlight. Sizes Small - 3"x6.8" Medium - 4"x9" Large - 5"x11.3" XL - 7"x15.9"
**All stickers made in the USA, ARIZONA** USA SHIPPING OPTIONS: FIRST CLASS WITHOUT TRACKING - FREE FIRST CLASS WITH TRACKING - $2.60 - $4 PRIORITY - $4+ 
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