Vintage Snap On Tools "world Class Series '89 Ferrari Testarossa" Decal New Nos on 2040-parts.com
San Bruno, California, United States
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This Snap-On World Class Collector Series decal is of a '89 Ferrari Testarossa. These Snap-On decals are from the stock inventory of a previous Snap On dealer. They are authentic vintage and measure approximately 6" in diameter and are NEW OLD STOCK.
A very sharp and classy decal depicts colorful flags of the world. Snap on part number is SSX-1629. PLEASE NOTE: I leave positive feedback for those who leave it for me. Feedback is a two-way street and it is important to both the buyer and seller. I would greatly appreciate a positive feedback and will always return the same 5-star feedback to you. If for some reason you are not happy with your item please let me know and I will work with you within my guidelines to resolve any issues. |
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