1949 Pontiac Center Chrome Grille Insert Blc 512164 on 2040-parts.com
Mitchell, Nebraska, US
nice what i belive if for a 1949 pontiac car center of the grille piece over all its nice very few pits in the last pic im pointing out to a spot in the chrome wont polish out not sure what its from is marked blc 512164 from a dry western state
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