New Oem Front License Plate Bracket Ford Mustang 2007-2009 #7r3v-17a385-a on 2040-parts.com
Afton, Oklahoma, US
OEM Ford front license plate bracket. Fits 2007-2009 Ford Mustang base, GT, California Special. Probably will NOT fit a Shelby. Used on my 2009 45th Anniversary. Mint condition. Never bumped or damaged. Includes 2 bumper mount screws, and 5 plates screws. Priority shipping. This is the only way I ship. 48 continental US only.
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