Peace & Flowers License Plate Aluminum 6" X 12" on 2040-parts.com
Pearcy, Arkansas, US
PEACE & FLOWERS LICENSE PLATE
Bring back the SIXTIES!! ............Peace, Love and Flowers.
Hippie Theme
6" x 12" standard automotive aluminum metal novelty license plate with 4 holes for easy mounting. Brand new novelty license plate to personalize the front of your vehicle or embellish with ribbon or string and instantly turn it into a sign. license plates and signs are individually shrink-wrapped.
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