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Caravelle Interceptor 232 'tribal" Graphics on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, United States

Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Decal Type:Graphic Manufacturer Part Number:Tribal Black and Red Brand:Caravelle

Your bidding on a set Caravelle Interceptor 232 "Tribal" black and Red graphics as shown in the 1st three pictures. The 4th picture is a boat with the Tribal graphics. I ordered from Caravelle to replace my "Flame" graphics with "Tribal" Graphics. Note: Does not include the full length red "Firemist" Stripe. Will ship international. Buyer pays shipping.

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