Lot Of 7 Vintage Auto Icon Nameplates With Attitude on 2040-parts.com
Bernard, Iowa, United States
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Vintage Lot of 7 Auto Icon Nameplates with Attitude Measure approx 5" long 1 1/2" tall These are 7 vintage auto nameplates still in original packaging *4 say "PHAT" *3 say "Shredin'" Excellent condition new in original packages please see pictures Thanks for Looking at our E-Bay store RustyMart.com *We will be happy to combine shipping whenever possible and refund you all savings when we ship your items. *Sorry but we are not set up to ship internationally at this time. #E-7 |
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