Also, don't forget to check your local flea markets and yard sales, I found
a 1963 West Virginia Centennial plate for my 63 300 and a 58 model year
plate for my Saratoga as well. A lot of times you can get them fairly cheap,
I paid like 10 for the centennial plate and 7 for the 58. Also, keep a close
look near by, never know when someone local may have a garage door with all
their plates nailed on the inside. This is the kind of item that I can't see
paying huge bucks for, unless it really is a rare and desireable item and
you collect plates.
Phil
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