Vintage Oem Chevy Caprice Classic 70's Emblem Decal Kbc 35133 Chrome Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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The item for sale is an Original Vintage Caprice Classic Emblem. Showing some scratching and wear on it, some pitting, usual for the age. In excellent shape for the age none the less! Take a look through the images for confirmation of condition. All Canadian customers will be charged GST %5, wait for your invoice after the sale Thanks for looking! Take a look through our store for more great items! |
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