Toyota 4wd 4x4 Four Wheel Drive Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Montpelier, Virginia, US
A nice part! Seems to be an original equipment (OE) Toyota truck emblem, I am not certain which model or year it will fit, you be the judge, may or may not fit Tacoma or Tundra, may fit an SUV. I presume the number I supplied and it is cast on the back is a part number, feel free to ask questions, happy to try to answer them all. Good luck! I will ship anywhere as long as you pay for it.
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