Dodge Charger 1971 Nos Unfinished 383 Magnum Hood Emblems on 2040-parts.com
Girard, Ohio, US
You are bidding on a pair of 383 magnum hood emblems that were quality control parts at the vendor shop that made them for Chrysler. Chrome is nice and needs the paint to make them right, or use them as a retro style all chrome part. Sorry I do not ship outside the United States. If you do not have a US shipping address, please do not bid on auction.
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