Mazda Chrome Plastic Emblem 6 1/2" Long 2 1 7 Cx Rx 3 Miata on 2040-parts.com
Palm City, Florida, US
A chrome MAZDA emblem. 6 1/2 inches wide. 1 1/8 inch tall. Flat. Used. Has 3 studs on rear. Can be easily broken off to make flat. May have tiny scuffs or scratches. Check out my e-bay store for more great savings. I combine shipping. Shipping and handling is $4.00 for this item. I usually ship on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Thanks and good luck.
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