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Yamaha Outboard Authorized Service Tin Sign Emblem Blue White 36"x16" on 2040-parts.com

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
good condition
Brand:Yamaha

 THIS IS A USED YAMAHA OUTBOARDS AUTHORIZED SERVICE SIGN THAT MEASURES 36"X16".SIGN IS BLUE AND WHITE. COLORS ARE BRIGHT. SIGN HAS SOME DINGS, SCRATCHES, AND THE EDGES HAS SOME BENT AREAS. THE BACK OF THE SIGN HAS AN AREA ON THE TOP THAT HAS SOME WHITE PAINT. SIGN IS IN GOOD CONDITION. PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. THANKS

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