Land Rover Defender Svx Limited Edition Logo Decal Emblem Set Of 2 Genuine Nice! on 2040-parts.com
Juliette, Georgia, US
A brand new Genuine Land Rover Defender SVX Chrome/Silver front and rear badge. These items are brand new with the adhesive still in place. They are approximately 4" long by 2 1/4" tall. Please let me know if you need additional pictures, dimensions or have any questions. Check out my other items and thanks for looking.
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