78-79 Trans Am Front End Decal on 2040-parts.com
Zebulon, North Carolina, US
78-79 trans am front end decal. will fit on front bumper. new shape decals has the blue light blue gold accent. excellent shape and exact copy of original. clear and crisp new. will make any trans am as original looking as you can get. will fit 78-79 maybe 80 also will have to check on that.
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