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Tye Dye Peace Fingers Sticker Decal on 2040-parts.com

US $3.99
Location:

Denton, North Carolina, US

Denton, North Carolina, US
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Tye Dye Peace Fingers printed vinyl decal. All decals are printed with a solvent based ink that is UV and water resistant. Unit measures 4.0"x2.75". Vinyl decals can be applied to any finished surface excluding unfinished wood or porous surfaces.  I am new return seller on ebay and will be listing a lot of vinyl decals in the future so please check back or feel free to email me with special request!  All of my items are shipped nightly and six days a week, they are sent USPS parcel post for the cheapest shipping rates possible.  Thanks for looking!

2012 Nissan 370Z Facelift – if you look really closely

Tue, 07 Feb 2012

The 2012 Nissan 370Z gets a mild tweak - debuts at the Chicago Motor Show The Nissan 370Z is getting a facelift for 2012 – which will debut this week at the Chicago Motor Show – but it’s not extensive. All the car buzz at the moment – at least around new models – is about the Geneva Motor Show in March. Which might explain why the 2012 Nizzan 370Z facelift is getting paraded on a much quieter stage at the Chicago Motor Show. Because we’re struggling to see what exactly Nissan has done to the 370Z for 2012.

CPP comments as investor Vladimir Antonov loses his bank. Arrest warrant issued.

Thu, 24 Nov 2011

Vladimir Antonov - Arrest warrant issued over Snoras Bank collapse Russian businessman Vladimir Antonov has been busy buying up a raft of car companies (and Portsmouth FC) in recent years. But there are now big questions about how he financed that. Vladimir Antonov is the main shareholder in Lithuanian Snoras bank (he owns 68 per cent) and in Latvijas Krajbanka via a 60 per cent stake owned by Snoras.

Electric Cars not fit for the market say Car Industry bosses

Fri, 26 Oct 2012

Motor Industry bosses have said this week that the Electric car market is carnage and that EVs are not fit for primetime sales. We’ve made no secret of our views on electric cars: they’re simply not fit for the market. And now it seems motor industry bosses are finally standing up and saying much the same.