Vintage Dempsey Wilson Cams Sticker Racing Indy Camshaft Nascar Drag Racing on 2040-parts.com
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Vintage Dempsey Wilson cams Sticker
Approx size: 4.5" x 3.5" never applied, but has some wear from storage and handling Condition: vintage condition, see pics see pics for condition ========== Please note vintage and pre-owned clothing may have slight imperfections, some of them not mentioned in the description, please see pictures. ====== ========== Buyer to pay for shipping in the United States (use Shipping Calculator) (Feel free to request quote for other shipping Methods) |
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