Vintage Harley Davidson License Plate Frame Bellflower California on 2040-parts.com
Pendleton, Oregon, US
This Plate frame is cool. Bellflower dealership in California I believe. On the back it reads Robert w. brown co. downey, California. It is in great shape and is 71/4" by 5". Please email with any questions and good luck.
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