Ct70 Honda Ko 2pc Kit Ct-70h 69,70,71 Vintage Frame Decals, Stickers, Graphics on 2040-parts.com
Kittery, Maine, United States
 WELCOMEPlease read Description and Auction rules before bidding...WE SHIP WORLDWIDE SHIPPING PRICES BELOW AUCTION!!!Thanks!! This vinyl decal goes on the outside of the car..**WE ONLY USE PREMIUM 7 YEAR OUTDOOR DURABILITY VINYL--PLEASE VIEW OUR FEEDBACK--BID WITH CONFIDENCE*** You are bidding on a pair (2) of CT70 KO decals fitting 69'. 70', 71' as depicted in the photo.
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