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Infiniti Black Metal License Plate Frame + 2 Free Caps on 2040-parts.com

US $10.99
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CA, US
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BLACK METAL LICENSE PLATE FRAME + 2 FREE CAPS
•This is for 1 Black Metal License Plate Frame only (Not a plastic frame)
•USA & Canada standard size, 6.2 "x 12.2"
•Will fit both front and rear.
•Rear Secure Tabs. Not an engraved item.
•Made in U.S.A.
•Durable for all weather conditions.

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