Hummer H2 License Plate on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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This is an amazing quality show chrome, mirror finish with light tint to it, stainless steel, raised "H2"
Emblem with chrome fasteners kit. It is new in the package, I have few o those , you will receive an unopened package! I bought a warehouse lot of various parts of hummer accessories, so check out my other listing for great deals on those parts. Thanks for checking my ad! |
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