Corvette Flag Emblems / New Old Stock / Gm Dealer Part / Nos / Perfect Condition on 2040-parts.com
Norman, Oklahoma, US
New old stock Vette emblem, still in the box. Part number on the box is 466652. It,s in perfect condition!! Feel free to ask questions, Thanks
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