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Suzuki Boulevard Skull Decal Sticker on 2040-parts.com

US $5.75
Location:

Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States

Old Bridge, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Type:Single Decal Manufacturer Part Number:1000-01 Placement:Universal Part Brand:SPD Primary Color:Your Choice(See Description)

LISTING IS FOR 1 NEW SUZUKI SKULL BOULEVARD DECAL\STICKER

AVAILABLE IN YOUR COLOR CHOICE OF BLACK-WHITE-RED-YELLOW-BLUE OR SILVER (PLEASE SEND A NOTE AFTER CHECK OUT)

(IF NO SPECIFIC COLOR IS CHOSEN BLACK DECAL WILL BE SENT BY DEFUALT)

SIZE: 5 Tall "x 6" Wide

 MADE OF MACal 8300 PRO HIGH GRADE HIGH GLOSS

5-7 YEAR OUT DOOR USE VINYL

EASY TO INSTALL ON

DECALS ARE DIE CUT NO BACKROUND, LETTERS ONLY (Backround color becomes color surface you apply them to) 

ADD STYLE TO ANY MACHINE EASILY COVERS UP SCRATCHES & DINGS

 

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