Ready To Install Ford Thunderbird Emblem Logo Badge on 2040-parts.com
Essex, Maryland, US
Thanks for looking
Used Ford Thunderbird factory emblem
Measures roughly 10 inches across
There is some slight wrinkling and cracking to the chrome, left top and bottom left mid section, check a close up of the photo
It is ready to be installed!
Back side is taped with 3M double side tape and installs like factory emblems, peel and stick
Shipping is free
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