New 10 Pieces License Plate Holders - Magnetic, Scratch Resistant, Sale!!! on 2040-parts.com
Hermosa Beach, California, United States
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Auction is for 10 pieces!!!
Completely rubber coated to prevent any scratching, these iron oxide magnets will hold charge forever. Adheres to all metallic surfaces, 8" x 1" size fits all license plates Auction is for 10 pieces, magnet with nuts and bolts included. |
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