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Shark Fin Antenna Cover for Car, Auto AM/FM Radio Signal Base Top Roof Aerial Cover with Adhesive Tape, Fashionable Shark Antenna Base Universal Replacement for Sedan SUV Van (Black) Pet Blanket Built with high-density nylon webbing
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Shark Fin Antenna Cover for Car, Auto AM FM Radio Signal Base Top Roof Aerial Cover with Adhesive Tape, Fashionable Shark Antenna Base Universal Replacement for Sedan SUV Van (Black) Pet Blanket Built with high density nylon webbing Built with high density nylon webbing for reliable daily strength Its tightly woven design prevents small hairpins from slipping out giving your vehicle a smooth Practical Function: This antenna includes a built in copper cable and chips that are designed to optimize FM AM radio signal reception
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