1928-1931 Ford License Plate Bracket #2 Black 1929 1930 on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Colorado, US
Satin Steel Rear License Plate Bracket (1) Here is a your chance to add some more class to your original, show car or street rod Ford! Talk about a nice, easy project! This bracket includes the adjustable vertical bracket. It is 11" wide and the mounting holes are 1 3/4" on center. The listing is for one. Happy Cruisin'. Lots of neat stuff in the Classic Car Goodies Store (currently over 1,000 items!). Call customer service at 303.317.4281 if you have a question.
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Please call the Classic Car Goodies Store at 303.317.4281 if you have a question. Our hours are 8-5 M-F MST (Colorado). If no answer, please leave a message and we WILL return your call. ALL returns require prior authorization. No exceptions! PayPal payments must ship to the address shown on their invoice. Payment is expected within 7 days unless prior arrangements are made. We gladly combine shipping on multiple purchases but you MUST wait for an invoice from us. Just purchase the items you need and then wait for us to re-calculate the shipping cost. We cannot combine your shipping costs if you have already paid. We ship to the USA only. |
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