1971 Skiroule Rt-500 Decal Kit , Reproductions on 2040-parts.com
Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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1971 RT-500 skiroule decal kit
* All our kits are printed on Premium white 2 mil AIR RELEASE vinyl and laminated with a Matte clear vinyl. * This provides protection not only from the sun UV but gas and solvents as well. * All of our kits are of the Highest Quality and will last years without fading or peeling * Inks used are eco friendly with UV inhibitors. * With each purchase you will receive a FREE installation kit with instructions and a squeegee. We special in Reproducing Discountinued Kits! Don't see the kit you want! email us and we will design!
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