Find VINTAGE AUTO TRUCK METAL TIN SIGN MOPAR MUSCLE CAR HOT ROD CLASSIC RACE 0103 in Foxboro, Massachusetts, US, for US $9.99

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What you are bidding on is a mopar licensed repro vintage Mopar tin sign Mopar Part and Accessories.It is 16" x 12 1/2".It looks great in my shop and office.I know it will look great in your. Good Luck and Happy Bidding!

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