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Rare, 1934 Ford Grill Emblem on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
Location:

Roy, Washington, United States

Roy, Washington, United States
solid
Placement on Vehicle:Front

rare, 1934 Ford grill v-8 emblem. Original part here. Rust and pitted as the pics show. No cracks or breaks in it. The mounting tabs are in tact along with  backing pice and one nut. One of the mounting bolts is about an 1/8" shorter than the other. Great hard to find piece here to redo or just put it in your collection. It also may fit other years as well. Please ask any questions prior to buying, payment is due within 48 hours of purchase. Don't forget to check put our store front for more quality OEM, vintage parts and pieces. Thanks for looking.

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