1958 Pontiac Fender Emblem on 2040-parts.com
Peoria, Arizona, US
This is a survivor 1958 Pontiac Fender Emblem. The chrome has minimal pitting, some fine scratches, and NO rust. It is stamped Detroit, RH and part #529727 on the inside front. The 4 screws are still pesent. It measures about 11" from back to tip. Some of the pictures do pick up some reflection from myself as well as the stucco. A real treasure from the past that would look good on a 58 or as a spare. Thanks for looking!!
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