1960's 'rambler' Script Fender Emblems Pair on 2040-parts.com
Kearney, Nebraska, United States
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Up for your consideration is a pair of AMC rambler fender Emblems. These are used, pulled off emblems. The mounting posts are all broke off. You may still be able to use them with some emblem adhesive or great for display. Free shipping to the lower 48. Please ask any and all questions before purchase.
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