82-92 Trans Am Gm Decals on 2040-parts.com
Zebulon, North Carolina, US
this is for the 82-92 trans am names. gm new items real clean and looks great. same size as originals. putting it on is easy and has the uv protection on it. gold accents. really nice decals. 2 decals here will fit either side has a blue tint from the cover over decals. does not affect decal. is gm
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