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***large Polaris Rzr Sticker / Decal - White And Red*** on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Ogden, Utah, United States

Ogden, Utah, United States
Custom made from high quality vinyl material. No special tags or packaging in order to keep cost low to customer.
Brand:8e Industries Manufacturer Part Number:N/A

This listing is for a large RZR sticker/decal made to fit the ALUMINUM roof on the Polaris RZR. Does not adhere well to the plastic roofs, so I would not recommend purchasing it for plastic. The picture is an example of what it will look like on the roof, this picture is a screenshot of the graphic in my software, not installed on actual roof.


 Please be aware that the roof itself is NOT included. This is for the sticker ONLY!


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