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1947 1948 Chevy Fleetline Trunk Lid Emblem Original Gm Bow Tie Badge Oem on 2040-parts.com

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Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
original used part in Good looking condition, shiny, few tiny pitts and some bubbling in chrome, few scratches. Chrome could be used as is for daily driver, rechrome for show.
Manufacturer Part Number:3685099 BLC genuine custom deluxe bomb lowrider Other Part Number:1941 1942 1946 trunklid decklid deck ornament Interchange Part Number:chevrolet areosedan 2dr helmet 4dr Brand:General Motors

This is an original 1947-48 Chevy Fleetline Trunk lid Emblem/Badge.  Good looking condition, shiny, few tiny pitts and some bubbling in chrome, few scratches.  Chrome could be used as is for daily driver, rechrome for show.  Please check my other auctions.

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