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Honda Accord Factory Original Driver/steering Airbag Emblem/badge 2006-2007 on 2040-parts.com

US $39.00
Location:

Newark, Delaware, United States

Newark, Delaware, United States
Condition:Used

  • Very rare find - late models large Honda Accord replacement emblem for steering wheel air bag. If yours is worn out or damaged, you may wanna replace such a thing instead of watching it sticking into your eyes every time you drive. This Accord emblem runs 53 mm horizontal across the logo x 43 mm vertical dimension as pictured. This is a real Honda Accord emblem, fits late 06-07 Honda Accord models to swap it with your old one. If anything, could be just minuscule imperfection on the surface, not even noticeable at close range. Some folks simply don't want that highly visible hallmark to look beat up so that the people would not be under impression that there is a million miles on your beautiful Honda Accord, although the safest and best in the world Honda is certainly meant to run forever!

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