Donzi Logo Decal Set 6" H on 2040-parts.com
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DONZI Hulls side Logo Decal Set 6" H Gold, Black and Flags
- 1 Set (2 sides) 41.5" x 6" - 2 Donzi "USA" flag decal in the original 1960s/70s style. Gold with red, white and blue. This flag was made 6/34" tall by 5 1/2" wide to fit vintage Donzi models. - High quality long lasting marine quality decals. - Same day shipping on most orders! We specialize in aftermarket reproductions of discontinued or hard to find decals. |
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