Used Studebaker Commander Chrome Script Emblem Nameplate G-218 on 2040-parts.com
Youngwood, Pennsylvania, US
AN ORIGINAL STUDEBAKER COMMANDER CHROME SCRIPT
IT IS 11 1/4" LONG AND 1 1/4" HIGH.
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, ALL POSTS ARE INTACT ON THE BACK, STILL BRIGHT AND SHINY WITH VERY FEW TINY SCRATCHES.
WE ALSO HAVE A STUDEBAKER CHALLENGER AND PLAIN STUDEBAKER SCRIPT LISTED IF INTERESTED.
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