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Kawasaki 1986 Tecate Kxt250 Decal Sticker Emblem Kit 13 Piece Fits 1987 Kxt 250 on 2040-parts.com

US $77.95
Location:

Ripon, Wisconsin, United States

Ripon, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Manufacturer Part Number:KXT Primary Color:blue white green Brand:Kawasaki Placement:entire machine Warranty:No

13 piece 1986 Tecate 250 KXT 3 decal kit. Everything you need to make it look like brand new. All printed items are laminated for additional long life with that all of my vinyl decal auctions are made with 3m Scotchal seven plus year life vinyl. I use the global shipping program for people that live outside of the United States if you have any questions please feel free to ask before purchasing. This kit will also fit the 1987 machine as well. If you wish to have a model number other than 250 please message me first so we can make arrangements and shipping time will be slightly longer well I have the special decals made example 330 cc or 500 cc
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