Up for auction is an original 1960's Corvair script emblem. The part number on it is 3854713. There are some scratches on it. The mounting studs are intact. Please make sure it fits your vehicle before bidding. Any questions or comments please email me. I do my shipping on Monday and Friday. Thanks for looking.
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