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Scott Drake 302 Running Horse Fender Emblem; Driver Side (1968 Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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    Features

    • Driver Side Pin-On 302 Running Horse Fender Emblem Featuring Outstanding Chrome Plating With The Correct Colors On Its Background
    • Earlier Smaller Version Of Pin Most Commonly Found
    • Ford-Licensed Fender Emblem Made For Driver Side Of Mustang
    • Mounting Hardware Included
    • Fits 1968 Mustang

    Description

    Iconic Fender Emblem. The Scott Drake 302 Running Horse Fender Emblem; Driver Side is designed to enhance the authenticity of your vintage Mustang. It replicates the original design perfectly, providing an authentic look to the driver side fender. This emblem is essential for restoring or maintaining the classic appearance of the vehicle.

    Construction and Appearance. This emblem features OEM-style craftsmanship with durable chrome plating and accurately colored backgrounds. Manufactured under Ford license, it ensures quality and precision in replicating the original emblem, maintaining its vintage aesthetic appeal.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward with included mounting hardware. The pin-on design offers ease of replacement to fit classic Mustang restorations accurately.

    Application. Specifically made to fit the 1968 Mustang driver side fender with correct pin size and placement for that production period. It represents the earlier smaller version of the pin design used before mid-year modifications.

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