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1967-1968 Chevrolet Truck Original Hood Bowtie Emblem With Mounting Hardware on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
Location:

High Point, North Carolina, US

High Point, North Carolina, US
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Up for sale is a 1967-1968 Chevrolet original hood bowtie emblem. The paint is needing to be redone and a little polishing, but otherwise this piece is great. Both mounting tabs intact and come with original mounting hardware.


I've tried to show the items the best I could in pictures, but if you need any more or have any other questions, please just ask. I am parting out over 20 acres of cars and selling parts that have been stored in a barn for decades. Please check out all my other parts for sale and if you need anything specific that you don't see, just ask and I may have it or be able to get it. Thank's and have a great day!

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