71-73 Cougar Center Hood Trim. Needs Restored on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, US
This center hood trim was removed from a 1973 cougar. The chrome is faded and there is some pitting on the back side . The mounting pins are all intact and in good shape. This would be a good piece to have restored for those that do not want japan made reproduction parts on there classic car. Good luck bidding .
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