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Mercedes Benz 1955 220 Ponton License Plate Bracket Rusty Rat Rod Alabama Tag on 2040-parts.com

US $8.50
Location:

Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, US

Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, US
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License Plate Bracket taken from a 1955 Mercedes 220 a 4 Door Sedan from the Ponton Era.
1970 Heart of Dixie Alabama Tag still attached. We've left it to give the Buyer a little rust crusty flavor but can remove it if you prefer just the bracket.
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