Hot Rods Cool Hot Rod License Plate Frames

I've been looking for Bartons Chevrolet Yorba Linda license plate frames for a while and it's been a slow go. Found a couple on Ebay which I bought but condition is a little iffy. They were in business for some time..but must have been a small dealer so not too many out there. If anybody has one or more they'd let go of let me know. My OT El Camino SS 454 would be thankful. Here's one of the ones I have.

 

Looking for Geo. M. Sutton Ford Inglewood for 1956-up!

 

Homemade frame with 3rd brake light.

 

My two:

 

Oh man - that Capitol Speed Shop one is cool! Was about 10 blocks from where I'm sitting, but was already gone when I moved downtown in the '80s

 

Was asked if I drove the truck here. I said, "Yes, but the bridge was out, so I took the tunnel."

 

Folks - any idea if this frame is from the California based Goodies Speed Shop?

 

my grandmother graduated from this school. my wife & I went to 4th grade there. Closed in 85. Custom made ground off the town and put Elizabeth IN on it. probably going on my 36

 

Nice work. Might be a few here who'd like to know how you did that... maybe with pics?

 

done a few.the hard part was finding the right size letters .bought a bag of old coke restaurant sign letters that were the right size .sanded them then epoxied them on .had to grind off the other towns letters then level with filler and prime .the timbo's rod shop was a frame that had stickers on it to make your own or maybe plastic inserts do not remember

 

the Laconia frame is on my 40. its funny more than once someone has waited for me to come back to the car to tell me there aunt or grandmother was from that small town even out of state.1 guy even told me his first job was there turned out for my great uncle

 

Sold my Cobra Owners Club ones and the plates a couple years ago.
I need to find something better for the T. 80s billet is so unHAMB.