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Amr Racing Kart Graphic Kit Righetti Ridolfi Xtr14 Rr Decals Part - Inline Blue on 2040-parts.com

US $199.95
Location:

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:VINYL Manufacturer Part Number:54656454 Model:RIGHETTI RIDOLFI XTR14 Part Brand:AMR RACING Brand:AMR Racing Placement on Vehicle:Front

 
 

"NEW" AMR RACING GRAPHICS KIT FOR:

RIGHETTI RIDOLFI XTR14 BODY

 AMR Racing Kart kits are made from Thick Motocross quality vinyl.  Please don't confuse these with cheap, paper thin kits manufactured by several vehicle wrap and sign companies. Extreme thickness makes AMR Kits very Easy to install.

Manufacturer AMR RACING
Year(s) ALL
Model RR XTR14
Design IN LINE
Color BLUE
Thickness 25mil
MSRP 199.95

 

 
        
 
 


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