Old Metal Hood Ornament Mascot Emblem Badge Ussr Soviet Russian Truck Yaaz. Bear on 2040-parts.com
Moscow, Russian Federation
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Bear. Ornament USSR Soviet YaAZ truck hood. Yaroslavl Automobile Plant. Material metal. Approximately 1950s. Weight approximately about 1.5 kg. The dimensions are shown in the photo. RARE! Truck, which is shown in the eight & ninth photos is not for sale !!! :-))) Shipping worldwide by registered airmail with tracking number - $30 Payment via PayPal. Thank You for Your interest in my offer! |
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