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Yamaha Viper Sr/srt Sled Sticker Decal Hood Graphic Kit 2013-2014 Slash - Red on 2040-parts.com

US $59.95
Location:

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Condition:New Brand:AMR Racing Part Brand:AMR RACING Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:000000000129 AMR RACING:YAMAHA

 
 

AMR RACING HOOD GRAPHIC FOR:

YAMAHA VIPER SR/SRT 2013-2014

 (comes with one hood graphic as shown)

 AMR Racing Sled Hood kits are made from Thick Motocross quality vinyl.  Please don't confuse these with cheap, paper thin graphics manufactured by several vehicle wrap and sign companies.

Manufacturer AMR RACING
Model YAMAHA VIPER SR/SRT
Year(s) 2013-2014
Design SLASH - RED
Thickness 25mil
Adhesive 3M
MSRP 79.95
 
        
 
 

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