1963 Ford "falcon" Emblems on 2040-parts.com
Tonopah, Arizona, US
Up for auction is a set of original 1963 Ford "Falcon" emblems. I think they go to the Econoline van, I'm not sure. The part number is C3DB-16098-A. There are some scratches on them. Three mounting studs are broken off of one of them. Please make sure it fits your vehicle before bidding. Any questions or comments please email me. I do my shipping on Monday and Friday. Thanks for looking.
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