Chrome Black Cadillac Deville Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Jeddo, Michigan, US
These emblems are worn from natural things like the weather the car was in but they are useable all you need is some liquid nail to stick on the side of your car and they will work great all you would need to do is fill it in with a little black nail polish because the black paint is chipped on it Only Ships to USA No Returns or refunds are accepted Used item sold as is
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