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1969? Aluma Craft Boat" Alpex Sea Aira" Aluminum Embossed Name Plate Sign on 2040-parts.com

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Crivitz, Wisconsin, United States

Crivitz, Wisconsin, United States

Approx. 15.5" x 2".  Screw hole spacing: 9". Name plate sign for a boat. Vintage sign. Unsure of exact year, make or model.

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Earlier this year, we had the pleasure to attend AutoStyle 2010's design competition; a wonderfully familial, small-scale event that takes place in the picturesque village of San Benedetto Po, in northern Italy. Hosted by Berman, an aftermarket supplier of bespoke components to many OEMs, the event is a two-day gathering where many of the industry's designers, buyers and suppliers attend a conference to hear about the trends as perceived by automakers and to see the newest ‘special versions' created by budding designers. The 7th edition of the AutoStyle design competition showcased a wide array of aftermarket designs for the Ferrari California, Nissan Micra, Ford Focus, Alfa Romeo Giulietta and the Citroen DS Highrider concept.

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