Audi S4 Front Grill Emblem 1994 Badge Script 4a0 853 736 on 2040-parts.com
Poland, New York, US
This is a used S4 badge off my 1994 audi. It was replaced with a new one many years ago. It is still in decent condition, no corrosion, some road blasting, and possibly a broken stud. I don't know about the stud, but one is shorter than the other. Only one nut and washer, but threads onto both. There is a backer panel also.
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