Tracker Tahoe 47 X 3 Silver Raised Plastic Decal (single) on 2040-parts.com
London, Ohio, United States
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GLS stock number 8100665 is a new out of the box, single raised Tahoe decal from Tracker Marine, part number 158146. this decal has a mirrored finish and measures 47 3/8 inches by 2 7/8 inches overall. They are raised 1/8 of an inch. Simply peel off and apply to any dry, clean surface. Please allow surface a minimum of 24 hours to dry before applying decals and/or pinstripe.
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