1963 Chevy Ii / Nova Hood Ornament on 2040-parts.com
Cheyenne, Wyoming, US
Hood Ornament for 1963 nova nice condition has all the letters - one stud pulled off as seen in picture and small crack in the middle on bottom pictured also- shines up nice, no pitting normal wear not perfect. Will ship in protective tube.
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