1940s Vintage Steering Column Auto Certificate / Registration Holder ! on 2040-parts.com
Hollywood, Florida, US
Original 1940s KIRK Universal auto certificate holder. Fits car visor or steering post in new unused condition. Will make a great addition to any vintage car truck or hot rod.
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