2011-2013 Toyota Prius Front License Plate Mounting Bracket Holder With Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Halifax, Nova Scotia, CA
Brand new, only taken out of original bag for photos, includes mounting screws. Note that this item fits the curent moldel style of Prius only, earlier models use a different bracket.
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