Yamaha Sbt-ltblk-80-13 /white Black Factory Matched Number Registration Kit *new on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, United States
NEW - OEM
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YAMAHA FACTORY MATCHED NUMBER REGISTRATION KIT WHT/BLACK Multi-Color Registration Kit Contains four fuel-resistant stickers of each letter (A - Z) and number (0 - 9). Meets U.S. Coast Guard regulations Factory packaging |
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