Vintage Alfa Romeo Hood Grille Wheel Badge Mount 3 3/4" Milano Napoli Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Cobalt, Connecticut, United States
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VINTAGE ALFA ROMEO NAME BADGE ?? HOOD / GRILLE / WHEEL EMBLEM MOUNT. I AM NOT A COLLECTOR OR DEALER SO I AM NOT SURE WHERE THIS GOES, WHEN I LOOKED INTO SOME SIMILAR THERE WERE NONE LIKE THIS TO GIVE ME THE CORRECT INFO. THIS IS 3 1/4" ROUND AND HAS SOME USE WEAR / SCUFFS , PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION. MY LISTINGS ARE ALWAYS FREE SHIPPING FOR USA BUYERS, INTERNATIONAL BUYERS TO PAY SHIPPING
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