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[[Image:Flagforcar.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Example of a Flags For Car]]
[[Image:Flagforcar.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Example of Flags For Car]]
'''Car Flags''' are oftentimes [[representative]] of an individuals [[affinity]] or [[allegiance]] to a [[country]], [[team]], or [[business]]. '''Car Flags''' are a popular [[trend]] that has surfaced and revolves around the idea of the 'mobile' [[flag]] in which an individual displays their particular [[flag]] of choice on their [[vehicle]]. These items are commonly referred to as ''''car flags'''' and are usually [[manufactured]] by high strength [[polyester]] [[material]] and are attached to a vehicle via [[polypropylene]] pole and clip [[window]] attachment.
'''Car Flags''' are oftentimes [[representative]] of an individuals [[affinity]] or [[allegiance]] to a [[country]], [[team]], or [[business]]. '''Car Flags''' are a popular [[trend]] that has surfaced and revolves around the idea of the 'mobile' [[flag]] in which an individual displays their particular [[flag]] of choice on their [[vehicle]]. These items are commonly referred to as ''''car flags'''' and are usually [[manufactured]] by high strength [[polyester]] [[material]] and are attached to a vehicle via [[polypropylene]] pole and clip [[window]] attachment.



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Example of Flags For Car

Car Flags are oftentimes representative of an individuals affinity or allegiance to a country, team, or business. Car Flags are a popular trend that has surfaced and revolves around the idea of the 'mobile' flag in which an individual displays their particular flag of choice on their vehicle. These items are commonly referred to as 'car flags' and are usually manufactured by high strength polyester material and are attached to a vehicle via polypropylene pole and clip window attachment.

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