I have a Nova emblem it is original. It's not new it is old. it is used so its not perfect. Not sure what year its for. its a little under 5 inches long. any questions please ask before bidding.
please pay with in 3 days of auction ending. I usually ship in flat rate priority boxes. I can do expedited shipping if you need it faster just let me know and I can send you an invoice with the proper shipping.
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