Black Jeep Wrangler Sport 03-06 Vinyl Refresh Kit Tj 4.0l Stickers Emblem Badge on 2040-parts.com
North Brunswick, New Jersey, US
Color : black
Kit includes:
2x Jeep Decals (5.7" x 2.25") to fit the existing raised Jeep logo on the front quarter panel
2x WRANGLER Decals (10" x 0.75") for front quarter panel on the TJ and rear quarter on the YJ
2x 4.0L HIGH OUTPUT Decals (5.25" x 1.8")
2x "Sport" Decals (7.5"x 1")
High Quality Custom Die Cut Vinyl Decal
(There is no background, the black is the only part that's a decal. The white just represents the surface you would apply it to.)
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