1987-91 Ford F250 & Xl Fender Emblems (4 Pieces) on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Up for sale is a Used Set (4 pieces) of 1987-91 Ford F250 & XL Fender Emblems . These emblems are in good condition. The silver chrome finishes are bright & shiny with some signs of normal use wear, there is some bubbling along the top edge of one XL emblem. The black & red colors are strong. Both pins are present on one F250 & one pin is present & one missing on the other F250 emblem. One pin is present & one pin is missing on one XL emblem & both pins are missing on the other XL emblem. Thanks for looking.
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