Old School Cadillac Emblem Trunk Or Tailgate Late 70's Early 80's Coupe Deville on 2040-parts.com
Altamonte Springs, Florida, US
You are bidding on a used Old school Cadillac emblem trunk or tailgate late 70's early 80's coupe Deville in good condition. Item is gold plated cast iron OEM part. Item is used and does not have two sided tape. Thank you for looking and happy bidding. Length is 2 5/16 inches, height is 2 3/16 inches at its thickist point. I'm sure there are many other applications.
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