Cup holder cigarrette butt holder / lighter

By GasHog369
June 10, 2013 in Classifieds (Buy/Sell/Trade)

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GasHog369

Posted June 10, 2013

Found this in my garage from my old truck. Fits into a cup holder and you can use it to store your ashes/ cigarrettes. I'm also including a lighter with it. Holder is unused , and has been on a shelf since 06.

$14 , Free shpping to US only

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