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Topeka, Kansas, United States

Topeka, Kansas, United States
Condition:Used

UP FOR AUCTION ARE A SET OF VINTAGE RUBBERMAID CAR FLOOR MATS. THESE ARE BLACK IN COLOR, RUBBER IS NICE AND FLEXILBE. NO TEARS OF CUTS. WERE IN A 68 MUSTANG, HAS ON BACK OF DRIVERS MAT TO TRIM FOR JAVELIN OR CONVERTIBLE. LIGHTLY CLEANED, STIIL NEED A GOOD CLEANING. CHECK OUT THE PHOTO'S AND SEE WHAT YOU THINK. 

   

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