1982 Yamaha Yz125 Euro Model Complete Decal Kit Ahrma on 2040-parts.com
New York, New York, United States
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You are bidding on a set (six decals total) of 1982 Yamaha YZ125 EURO Model Gas Tank,Side Panel, and Swing Arm decals. They Are perfect high quality reproductions of the OEM decals. They are made from Thick gas resistant vinyl like the modern day graphics kits are made from. Thanks For Looking and check back as I add new items quite often.
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