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92-95 Ford Taurus Trunk Nameplate Emblem Decal Logo Badge Symbol Oem Part 6742 on 2040-parts.com

US $10.00
Location:

Hardin, Montana, United States

Hardin, Montana, United States
All emblems are used. They show some type of wear. They can have spotting, pitting, color fading or peeling. They will need new double-sided tape to mount securely to vehicle (unless noted). WE DO NOT PROVIDE THE TAPE!
Primary Color:black and silver Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Brand:Ford Taurus trunk emblem nameplate Surface Finish:plastic Manufacturer Part Number:nameplate Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Rear Part Brand:Factory, OEM

Junk Yard find – As is - There are some minor surface scratches and general wear. Overall, the emblem is in OK condition.  Please check model compatibility to insure a correct fit

This is a vintage TAURUS Emblem. 

Measures approximately 9" long x 1" tall. 
 

All emblems are used.  They show some type of wear.  They can have spotting, pitting, color fading or peeling.  They will need new double-sided tape to mount securely to vehicle (unless noted).  WE DO NOT PROVIDE THE TAPE! 

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