Johnson Outboard 6hp Decal Set Oem 437731 6 on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
NOS (new old stock) Johnson Outboard decal set. Fits 6hp models - (not 100% sure of the year). This is an OEM set (not a reproduction). See pictures for details.
** note these have a protective paper covering so they do not photograph well **
- Part Number: 437731
- Fits: Johnson 6hp
- Peel and Stick
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Washington residents add 9.5% sales tax. I only ship/sell to the U.S. Text and photos copyright Sea-Way Marine/Hobbyconcepts LLC
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