Oem 1996 Honda Accord Rear Trunk Emblem Badge Logo on 2040-parts.com
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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OEM part from a 1996 Honda Accord.
May fit other Honda models. Please check out the pictures closely to judge the condition for yourself. It is a bit dirty from sitting on our shelf, and it does have a few light scratches. Please check your part number to verify its the correct part. We ship fast, and are willing to combine shipping charges for multiple orders. Thank you, have a great day. |
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