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Chrysler Imperial Scripts & Badges 1957 - Full Set Of 8 - Rare on 2040-parts.com

US $289.00
Location:

Lady Lake, Florida, US

Lady Lake, Florida, US
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Chrysler Imperial Emblems 1957  - Full Set of 8 - Four Emblems & Four Badges

These were off my Father's car.  I believe it was a 1957 but I am not positive, so be sure these are the ones you need before you buy.

The small glove box emblem is in excellent shape and will not need to be dipped.  All the mount pegs are in place on the back side of this one.

As far as the 3 large emblems, both left and right fender and trunk;  these all show normal wear and some pitting.  One has all seven mount pegs in place.  The other two have 4 mount pegs each, so thats great.

Also are 4 (four) badges.

It is very rare to find a set of all.

 

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