Mossy Oak Window Tint Strip, Nip on 2040-parts.com
Warrenville, South Carolina, United States
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As you can see, this is new in the package but the packaging has been squashed. This is the mossy oak brand camo tint strip for a windshield. It can be used and reused. Please do ask questions and request additional pictures as they do not accept returns. International sales are shipped via eBay's global Shipping program. You will receive an invoice at checkout with the cost for international shipping. Thank you for looking and have an amazing day!
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