Buy Vintage NOS FORD Car Patch from the 70's 012 in Dundalk, Maryland, United States, for US $9.99

Condition:Pre-owned

These patches are well over 30 years old

smoke free enviroment

these were purchased back in 1982 from a embroidery shop where these were old stock back then

I remember sorting out a whole tractor trailer full of duffle bags stuffed with mixed up patches as a kid it took FOREVER

they were all supposed to be motorcycle related patches but several "odd ball car" patches were found and just put in a plastic bag and in storage for over 2 decades

Feel free to ask any questions.

free shipping to the united states

$10 flat rate to ship as many patches as you buy to anywhere else in the world (if ebay does make you pay more no need to panic I will refund the difference!)

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when you buy from a small mom & pop business you are helping a lil girl get dance lessons or a lil boy get his team jersey a mom put food on the table and a dad to pay the mortgage or pay to put their kids thru school

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