1 "texas Edition" Emblem (the State Of Texas) on 2040-parts.com
Texas, US
*Attention All
Texans*
Show Off Your
This Brand New Emblem
These are the
Newest Edition of the
Texas Edition Emblems
(The Lone
IT HAS THE STATE OF
THE
"
Is
chrome & black
Perfect for your Ford, Chevy, GMC, Dodge,
Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Buick,
This emblem would look good on car, truck or
anything.
size Aprox. 2" X 6.5"
Emblem contains automotive grade
two side tape on back of
emblem
THIS AUCTION IS FOR 1 EMBLEM ONLY
The United States
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