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1959 Chevy Truck Viking 40 Emblem on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Independence, Missouri, United States

Independence, Missouri, United States
scratches, paint fade, minimal pitting
Manufacturer Part Number:3753101-02 Warranty:No


1959 Chevy Truck Viking 40 side emblems (LH/RH) in good condition.

Set of two, solid, ready to clean up and install or have them refinished.

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