Pontiac Safari Metal Script Emblem- Driver Quality- Mounting Pins Intact 9655389 on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, California, United States
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Pontiac SAFARI Metal Script Emblem This part is used and is in driver quality. Mounting studs are intact. Some small spots of oxidation on the face and some imperfections in the black paint on the edges. The part number looks like 9655389. Not sure what this came off of. I got a box of old mostly metal emblems at a yard sale. None of them were marked. The ones that I figure somebody might recognize and need I am listing on eBay. Please make sure you need this before bidding or buying. Feel free to ask any questions. I will try to provide part numbers when possible. |
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