Vintage Metal License Plate Frame Tag Jeff Gordon 24 Embossed Holder Racing on 2040-parts.com
Milton, Florida, US
Vintage JEFF GORDON 24 chromed license plate frame. Used in good condition with scratches. See pictures. We combine purchases to save you shipping cost. Same day shipping using recycled packing materials. Thanks for looking.
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