Fiat 850, 124, X/19 & Others, Alloy Hood & Trunk Badge. on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, Tennessee, United States
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This is an excellent condition, front or rear, Fiat alloy & cloisonne badge for the Fiat 850, 124, and others. This badge is not a modern reproduction, the mounting studs on the back are both good, and include the nuts. It is marked on the back, "Lorioli, Milano", the original supplier to Fiat. Probably dates back to the 1970's. No reserve, you will be very happy with this emblem, thanks.
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