78 79 Cadillac Sedan & Coupe Deville Hood Ornament Emblem Nos! 80 81 82 84 84 on 2040-parts.com
Punta Gorda, Florida, US
Beautiful, NOS (New Old Stock) 78/79 Coupe & Sedan DeVille hood/header ornament complete with all mounting hardware. GM Group # 1.303 Part # 3634148 It has some light "shelf wear" from being stored out of the box...this is limited to some fine scratches on the acrylic crest. This will fit all 77-84 DeVille's with the "coffin" shaped base...but was specific to the 78/79 with the inlaid crest as apposed to the 80-84 that had the glued in crest. ~~~Pictures show both sides~~~
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