Plymouth, Buick, Dodge, Studebaker ? Grille? Emblem Part #1192789 Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com
Loretto, Kentucky, United States
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Grille Emblem Plymouth, Dodge, Buick, Studebaker ? Part # 1192789. I'm not sure what this fits. It has pits, scuffs and scratches. Driver Quality. Selling as is. No refunds. Look at pictures carefully before bidding. Email me with any questions. Please pay within 7 days after auction ends. Insurance is included in s/h price. Good luck bidding. |
Decals, Emblems, Detailing for Sale
1967 dodge coronet 440 glovebox door ' coronet 440' nameplate emblem(US $30.00)
1967 dodge coronet 500 1970 dodge charger se roof emblem nameplate(US $25.00)
Original chevy ss impala super sport quarter panel emblems door trim 1960's
Nos 1978-79-80-1981 pontiac grand am header panel emblem-part number 10000618
1949 - 1966 cadillac i.d. lube service record door tag(US $52.49)
Nos 1972-1973 chevrolet camaro z-28 grill emblem
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