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The sticker features the words "Turismo Vérité" in black, printed on a white background, affixed to a gray metal surface. The style of the text is modern and somewhat minimalist. The sticker shows some wear and tear, with small imperfections adding to its character.

Turismo Vérité

02 July 2025 16
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