Antique Neptune Outboard Motor Decals on 2040-parts.com
Coquille, Oregon, United States
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These decals are for the early fully cowled Neptune motors Set of four vinyl decals and and one paper glue on steering instructions. You get One S&O Two side markers and one rear cowl, please indicate horse power when ordering. The paper steering instructions are almost always missing, but are factory correct. Making this a complete five piece set. |
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