1951 Hudson Hornet Wasp ? Front Grill Chrome Light Up Emblem Very Nice Original on 2040-parts.com
Pasco, Washington, United States
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Pretty sure this fits a 1951 may fit other years it's an original grille piece with the original plastic emblem thats in beautiful condition study the pictures for your description the Chrome is worn but it's not all messed up it's a very good candidate for rechroming or just use it as is it still looks very nice I've actually never seen an original plastic light up emblem being in this great of condition. It hasn't seen the light of day in many many years.
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