Vintage Alabama License Plate Tag 1986 Mint! New Steel Yellow Reflective Auto on 2040-parts.com
Arnoldsville, Georgia, US
BRAND NEW!!!!!! Alabama license plate from 1986! This has never been installed on a vehicle. Is made of pressed steel, numbers/letters are embossed black, with yellow reflective coating. Has the "Heart of Dixie" heart in upper left corner. Measures 6" x 12 1/8". Good for a restoration project! Thanks and good luck!
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