1969 New Gm Firebird Fender Emblems 69 ****the Correct Thick Ones For 69**** on 2040-parts.com
Lindenhurst, New York, US
THIS IS A PAIR OF NEW GM AUTHORIZED REPLACEMENT FENDER SCRIPT EMBLEMS FOR A 69 PONTIAC FIREBIRD. 67 & 68 ONES ARE NOT THE RIGHT ONES THEY ARE THINER..THESE ARE MADE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND ALSO HAVE THE ORIGINAL GM SERIAL NUMBERS ON THEM 9796319. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU NEED TO BEFORE BIDDING. SHIPPING IS FREE IN THE U.S.A. CANADA & ALL OTHER BUYERS MUST EMAIL FOR PRICE . NEW YORK BUYERS MUST PAY SALES TAX.
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