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Vw Corrado Keyring Vr6 G60 16v Coupe 53i Slc 2.9 Bbs Turbo 1:43 1:18 Keychain on 2040-parts.com

US $11.99
Location:

Warszawa, Poland

Warszawa, Poland
Condition:New without tags

Untitled-2-z tlem do pisania pociete

Keyring

VW Corrado

 

VW Corrado

Keychain, Schlüsselanhänger,Keyfob,

Porte-Clés, Keyring

 

This elegant keychain is manufacutured

in 2mm quality stainless steel. The

surface is hand finished with care.

The keychain has the same font as

in the factory.

 

The keyring MEASUREMENT is:

66 mm long

 

 

- SHIPPING -

5$ Worldwide(Priority Mail with tracking

number)

No matter how many keychains you buy,

you pay for shipping only ONCE!!!

 

- PAYMENT -

Paypall only

 

 

 

 

Your satisfaction is my priority. Please contact me if you have any questions!

 

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