Blue Oval Ford Emblem Ford on 2040-parts.com
Pasadena, Texas, US
This is a slightly used emblem off of a Ford vehicle. It is not broken or cracked, but does have small surface scratches on the face. It is 7 in long x 2.5 in tall. Has 2 studs on back of it. The third stud is broken. Thanks for Looking.
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