Batman Classic Style - Chrome With Orange License Plate Frame - Qty 2 - Dark on 2040-parts.com
Duarte, California, United States
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Hi there! Thanks for browsing in my items for sale. These are hand made, the vinyl decal is weeded, and prepped on the plate for you to customize and place pretty much on any car.
Customize your car with our license plate frames. Fits U.S & Canada. Take a look at our designs. These are high quality frames that are heat treated and made to last. The design is a 6 year heat treated vinyl decal. Colors: Chrome Material: Durable, PLASTIC Size: 6-1/8"x12-1/8" Quantity: You get TWO license plate Frames Shipping $6.50 for US $9.75 for International . |
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