1964 Ford Galaxie Grill Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Newnan, Georgia, US
1964 Ford Galaxie grill emblem. Typical age wear but looks real good. Both mounting studs, nuts, and bracket for the grill are intact. Needs proper cleaning/polishing. I accept Paypal only and expect payment within 3 days. I ship lower 48 USA only. I can combine shipping so check out my other items for bid. Good luck.
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