1979 Michigan Motorcycle License Plate Nice Collector Plate Honda 750 on 2040-parts.com
Fortson, Georgia, US
Nice used 1979 Michigan Motorcycle tag. Has small crease at top (see photos), can be straightened easily, however I would rather you see tag in it's original condition. Very nice driver tag. Paint is in very good condition.
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