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I really need some help with this. I couldnt find any info on this over the internet. I dunno if it's old or new, but the engraving is very fancy, and appears to have age, and is enameled. it measures 2 1/4" and about 4"
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I was looking on ebay and they have one and the Part Brand said: Vintique Inc. I dont know if its a reproduction but heres the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Model-T-Owners-Data-Plate-Year-Built-Owner-Info-/140378861515
Looks like a 'display plate' for shows and such......... nice but not worth much......hope it is attached to a real Model 'T'
So, is it old? or new
After doing my research I would say it is New and worth less than 20 dollars....but I am not an expert....
An aftermarket plate. 20 years ish sounds good. Not historic.
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