Used Genuine Oem "cadillac" Script Emblem Chrome -re-taped No Pegs 5 1/4"x1 1/2" on 2040-parts.com
Fife Lake, Michigan, US
This is a USED Genuine OEM "Cadillac" script emblem.
I do not have a part number as a reference for you to go by.
It is chrome and measures 5 1/4" x 1 1/2"
It is in pretty decent condition. It has been re-taped but some of the plastic covering has come off. See photos. Possibly, if the exposed tape was rubbed with a little lacquer before installing on your vehicle, it would bring the stickiness back to life.
I do not know the compatible vehicles.
Please be sure to double check your part(s) numbers/vehicle fitment as good as possible.
I know I didn't give much information to go by but please do your best. Thank you!
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