C4 Corvette Special Edition Nose Hood Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
This is a brand new C4 Corvette Special Edition Nose Hood Emblem. This emblem was used on the 1993 Anniversary Edition, 1995 Pace Car and the 1996 Grand Sport. The fuel door emblem is also available in our store. Replace your faded or broken emblem with this quality reproduction part. Email us with additional needs or questions or call Gary at 704-320-0073 and check out our other listings.
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