Cobalt Boat Letters on 2040-parts.com
Venice, California, United States
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Chrome Cobalt letters, self adhesive. Approximately 3"H x 3.5-3.75"W with slight curve in the letters. See pics for info. Auction is for letters pictured. Six letters total. Brand new, never used. Please contact me with any questions, thanks.
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