American Flag Redfish Decal Vinyl Sticker Fishing Not Huk on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, South Carolina, United States
Roughly a 3.5"x8" decal. This is a red decal. The black is just to show background, the red is what is included. Other colors available upon request
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