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9" Ford F-150-550 Grille Tailgate Emblem Cover,metal,original,glue Over Yours on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
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Los Angeles, California, US

Los Angeles, California, US
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awesome original mint and ready to install fits many other trucks as well, it might fit yours,This is the outer metal cover your have now, this glues over yours with liquid nails type glue.Cheapest way to fix junky Ford emblems.These are ford made but not from defective Plant.i combine shipping on more than 1, fits front or rear all 9 inch ford emblems.I have many other colors in this type emblem listed on here, have a look, thanks.

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