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1977 Ford Truck "custom" Emblem Used on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Worth, Illinois, US

Worth, Illinois, US
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A REAL NICE USED PLASTIC "CUSTOM" EMBLEM

FITS 1977 FORD TRUCKS

PART NUMBER #37TB-16188-LA

CHROME IS IN GREAT CONDITION! STILL SHINES LIKE NEW. BLACK PAINT BRIGHT, NOT FADED.

GOOD ITEM TO UPGRADE WITH  OR KEEP AS A SPARE.

 

STORED INSIDE FOR MANY YEARS.

EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS.

OCT 18

 

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