1950's Chevrolet Truck Emblem, Metal With Mounts Chevy on 2040-parts.com
Delhi, New York, US
A nice vintage Chevrolet emblem. Metal with both mounting posts intact. Nice shape for age. Dirty and dusty but some original paint and lots of vintage mojo for any automotive collector. I was told it came off a 1953 Chevy pickup but please do your own research. Stamped part number reads: 3692103. Thanks for looking.
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