Chevy Ii Hood Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Lawrence, Kansas, US
This auction is for a Chevy II hood emblem. It is originally off a 1968 Chevy II/Nova, and has minor wear and pitting in the chrome as can be seen in the photos. A fantastic piece to complete your restoration!
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