1949 1950 Plymouth Fender Emblem Special Deluxe Nos on 2040-parts.com
West Winfield, New York, United States
This auction is for two 1949 1950 Plymouth Fender Emblems with the words Special Deluxe. They are NOS but the box is missing. They are great condition with only a minor storage wear blemish on the back of one of the emblems.
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