Ford 5C3Z-8213-AA Name Plate

A great item to help my 2002 Ford 350 deal with it's self esteem issues. It replace the worn emblem on the front and now, our FrankenFord has a brand new look.

Fits my 2006 F350 perfectly. It has two posts for securing it that resemble arrows. The triangle part pushes through two tabs and is exceptionally easy to install. Just wiggle them a little to ensure the posts are fully seated. Another review encouraged cutting the old emblem's posts rather than attempting to push the tabs open. This was an excellent idea and worked well. There's a third post for ensuring it's facing the right way and added security. I used a 10mm to tighten. The whole project took under 10 minutes and is well worth it. Looking forward to years of satisfaction with this quality part.

Looks good but have to glue it on. It doesn't have stock mounts. This makes it hard to put on but with a cuple cuts and some glue works fine. Reason for 4 starts is that it seems (ALL) cheaper emblems have to be mounted this way. It's eather pay 90$ for wants that mount right or 30$ and figure it out your self. Since I needed 2 I saved the 120$ and glued it on. So far 300 miles on them and one car wash and still holding strong. Makes the front of my truck loom great. By they way I put this on a 2004 F150. Not the F250 they say there for. But they mount the same so this just are wrong. But still the 30mins to make them work is worth the 120 bucks.

Nice piece! Fit perfectly, easy to install

I don't know what to think of this nameplate. The packaging says made in Italy, the nameplate has made in Italy cast into the back but once you open the plastic, there is a sticker on the nameplate that says made in Mexico! As another buyer noted the back does not have the 3 pins I was expecting but 2 flat prongs and 1 pin in the middle. I am getting a new grill as part of the repair I am doing so I hope to be able to modify the grill to accept the two prongs. I thought getting it from a Ford dealer would get me the right part.

Perfect replacement for the name plate on my 2005 Ford F350 Super Duty. Just remove the grill, take off the old and install the new. Don't try pushing the tabs back through on the old name plate, Just snip the tabs off with dykes and remove the speed nut on the original.

Although right size, prepare to modify and drill holes to attach. Still not quite right.

Looks great and easy installation. Replaced a faded and distressed emblem. Before and after photos show the difference.