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Fender Emblem, 350 (1967 Camaro)

Item EK-33-178860-1
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      Features

      • Superior Quality 350 Front Fender Emblem
      • Highly Polished Blank Base Before Chrome Plating
      • Bright Chrome Plating for a Lustrous Finish
      • Precise Stud Placement for Accurate Fitment
      • Replaces Original GM Part # 3905718
      • Sold Individually
      • Fits 1967 Camaro Front Fenders

      Description

      Premium Identification Accessory. The Fender Emblem, 350 is designed to accurately replace the original front fender emblem, providing an authentic look and identification for the engine specification. It is an essential component for restoration projects, enhancing both appearance and vehicle value.

      Construction and Appearance. Crafted from quality diecast materials, the emblem features a highly polished blank base that undergoes bright chrome plating for a lustrous finish. The precise stud placement ensures an exact match to the original GM part, maintaining period-correct authenticity.

      Installation. This emblem installs easily by aligning the studs with existing holes on the fender, requiring no modifications or drilling. Its direct fitment streamlines the restoration process while securing firm attachment.

      Application. Specifically designed for the 1967 Camaro, this emblem fits front fenders accurately to replace the original manufacturer emblem without any modifications.

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