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Batavia, Ohio, US
A TRUCK WITHOUT A TURBO IS LIKE A MAN WITHOUT BALLS - VINYL DECAL DECAL SIZE IS 10" Long x 5" Tall Please message us with your color choice from color chart below! Decal will ship in WHITE if no color is picked! Also to buyers, Please update your address with both ebay and paypal before buying! For Custom Decals, Stickers & Different Sizes , please message us! Stickers and Decals are:
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