Jaguar Xj Piano Black Emblem, Badge, Finisher For The Gear Shift Control Knob on 2040-parts.com
Altamonte Springs, Florida, US
Handmade XJ Growler emblem/topper for the rotary transmission control knob (otherwise known as "the Jaguar handshake"). Piano black with high gloss finish & 3M double sided tape on back. Thanks for looking.
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