Vintage International Harvester Transtar 4300 Emblems on 2040-parts.com
Bradford, Maine, US
A pair of vintage Transtar 4300 hood emblems from 1979 model. Used condition and great for restoration or as a collectible item for an International Harvester enthusiast. See pictures for details. Sold as is.
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