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Yamaha 8 Hp Decal Kit Outboard Decal Sticker Motor Kit (6) Total Stickers on 2040-parts.com

US $15.50
Location:

Owensboro, Kentucky, United States

Owensboro, Kentucky, United States
Condition:New

6 total decal stickers

3- "Yamaha" decals 9" x 1.9"
2- "8" decals 2" x 1"
1- "8" decal 4.5" x 2"

You can choose from the colors:
Black, white, lime green, red, tangerine yellow, diamond plate, dark blue, teal blue, dark purple, dark green, bubblegum pink, maroon, gold, orange

Must specify color through checkout, otherwise it will be cut and shipped dark blue.

- All stickers come premasked with transfer tape already for easy installation. 

Don't see what you are looking for? Contact US!!! We can design and cut anything you need or WANT and have it done in no time.....!!!!

Decals may not be an exact match/replacement decals. It's best to check your measurements with the ones listed and make sure they are the same or close, even then they may not match or be replacement decals. Thanks for your time and interest.
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