Sedan De Ville Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Dresden, New York, US
I have a Sedan De Ville emblem it is original. It's not new it is old. it is used so its not perfect. not sure what year it is for. any questions please ask before bidding. really good shape
please pay with in 3 days of auction ending. 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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