Vintage Lot Of Two (2) Ford 100 Emblems 1960's Pickup Twin I Beam C5tb-16720-c on 2040-parts.com
Marengo, Wisconsin, US
VINTAGE FORD 100 EMBLEMS
- two Chrome FORD 100 Emblems
- each has Twin I Beam plastic in it, which is faded and worn
- #C5TB-16720-C
- K B C 22843
- Approx. Size: 10-1/8" long x 3.25" high
- 3 mounting post on back of each emblem
- some marks, scratches, small bubbles, etc on chrome
- Vintage Emblems - SOLD AS IS - (THESE ARE NOT PERFECT)
- Please Look at ALL Photos
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