1967 Corvette Rear Deck Emblem ( Survivor) / 1966 Corvette Front Hood Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Colts Neck, New Jersey, United States
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Original GM (survivor) 1967 rear deck emblem. Also used originally by GM on 1966 Corvettes as the front hood emblem. This is an original GM item stamped with part # 3873776 and the word "univex' adjacent to the part number on the reverse. Please note the pin on the back of the letter "C" is missing half of its stud.( simple fix using two part epoxy or solder) Overall this emblem is in very fine/ remarkable condition. Original factory speed nuts included. ( Please look beyond my poor quality photos which distort the emblem's true and very nice condition)
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