Desmoquattro Decal For 851 on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
You are looking at an auction for a VERY hard to find DESMOQUATTRO Decal from the 1992 DUCATI 851 (approx 6 inches long).
These are almost impossible to find anywhere!!!! Suitable for lacquere,clear coat to restore your motorcycle back to its former glory!!
NEED THE WHOLE KIT? PLease send us a request ...We would be glad to help.
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