1934 Ford Passenger Car Greyhound Hood Ornament Hot Rod Vintage on 2040-parts.com
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1934 Ford Passenger Car Greyhound Hood Ornament (comes with no hardware) They have been professionally polished not chromed but for that High End Pebble Beach Concourse Car or if you are Particularly Critical they could be even be furthered detailed to a personal liking Like all reproduction items some fitting may be necessary please view the pictures and call with any questions 216-406-6301 please view our Ebay Store |
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