Ford Mustang Grill Emblem 1965 Galloping Horse Original Oem Fomoco Auto Part on 2040-parts.com
Eugene, Oregon, US
This is a 1965 Ford Mustang Emblem featuring the Galloping Horse it is an Original OEM Fomoco emblem the part number is C4ZB-8A224-A. The emblem has a few small pits in the chrome, there is a smooth scuff across the rear end of the horse where the brass is exposed a little bit. this could be re-chromed very easily or used for a daily driver. see the detailed photos they show what you'll get.
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