Illinois Dealer License Plates 1952 Chevy Ford Mopar Buick Olds Pontiac Lincoln on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
ORIGINAL PAINT 1952 ILLINOIS DEALER LICENSE PLATES. NUMBERS & LETTERS ARE ORANGE- WASHED OUT IN PHOTOGRAPHY. PLEASE CHECK PICS FOR CONDITION. SOLD AS IS. SHIPPING $8.05 PRIORITY MAIL INCLUDING USPS TRACKING & INSURANCE IN USA. ALL INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS WILL BE SHIPPED USPS EXPRESS MAIL. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR SHIPPING COST BEFORE BIDDING. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY IMPORT DUTY FEES. I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE AUCTIONS. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER AUCTION ENDS. THANK YOU FOR BIDDING! THIS LICENSE PLATE IS EXPIRED AND AT LEAST 3 YEARS OLD & INTENDED FOR COLLECTING PURPOSES.
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