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1965 Chevrolet California License Plate (1) "65 Chev C-100" Pick Up B/y on 2040-parts.com

US $30.49
Location:

Winters, California, US

Winters, California, US
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This is a Beautiful Plate for all 1965 CHEVROLET C-100 Pick Up.  Reads "65 CHEV C-100" in YELLOW Letters on a  6x12 inch Aluminum plate.                                               .  

FOR DISPLAY OR SHOW - REPRODUCTIONS CAN NOT BE REGISTERED BY DMV. THIS IS A REPRO.

OTHER  YEARS/MODELS MAY BE AVAILABLE IN THIS STYLE. PLEASE ASK FIRST 

Email me If any questions BEFORE YOU BUY. See my other items. 

BOE REQUIRES ME TO COLLECT SALES TAX FOR ALL ITEMS SOLD IN CALIFORNIA.

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