coolest license plate frames....lets see um!

this is on ebay...."buy it now" for $1000.00

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140942448313?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

 

"this is on ebay...."buy it now" for $1000.00"

WOW! that's a steal, I'll take two of those!
Must be the same guys selling Milk Truck wheels for $2,500 / pair?

T

 

They probably get off to Barrett-Jackson

 

I have the one off my first 57 Chevy. I crashed and totaled that car spinning through a fence, taking down a few small trees, and coming to rest up against the retaining wall of a sewage treatment reservoir. Thank goodness I was slowed down by a bunch of obstacles first ... Frame said, Don't follow me ... Im lost.

I really would like to have a Keep on Truckin one someday.

 

Thats F**king Cool! I got to find me one of those for the wall... don't know how Ive gone through life with out something Mr. Norm related...Im ashamed...

 

I want this one for my Harley...

 

Tommy, I live in Meggett, SC. The Sanders Ford Co. was located in Hollywood, SC in the 50's. I suspect it had a Meggett address before Hollywood incorporated. I will find out. I have a 1930 Model A Ford. If you ever decide to sell that frame I would be interested. Larry Commins

 

FELIX CHEVROLET on my 59 wagon .... not bad for a chinese knock off!

 

Found this the other day....Makes me want to dig out my tie-dye and flares!

 

Ya, I wondered what it was. The name at the bottom looks kind of 1980s style so I figured it wasn't real old.

They were for sale here in the past.

 

one more from Bonneville

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here is one of mine

 

always wanted one from southren chevrolet in atlanta/decatur. i have the general that went on the new cars.

 

My contribution; 46-48 Ford Accessory frame, late 30's-early 40's B.F. Goodrich topper, and 40's trailer/accessory tail light. Fasteners are 40's vintage cad plated "PalNuts" - destined for my immediate post-ww2 '27 RPU build

 

restored this one today

 

What are you gonna do today, Napoleon?

 

"Save a tree eat a beaver", haaaa. My favorite one yet, I need to buy one of those for my wife's 57 wagon, it would be even better on a females ride.

 

This one's special to me because I bought a lot of performance parts from them in the 70's and they sponsored some car clubs

 

Wow!


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These were on the bay a while back. Home of Bob Tindle's Orange Crate.

 

after seeing this 47 Ford at Speed Week in 2000
with the plate and frame on the salt


finally got a frame & plate for my collection

 

Don't know if anyone is still following this thread...I'm a little late to the party. I finally found a replacement for the frame that was on my first car. Dana Brothers was the Dodge dealership in our little corner of the world. My grandmother bought a '67 Dodge Dart GT brand new in 1967. I got it when I turned 16. Should have kept the frame when I sold the car later.