United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Mounts the rear licence plate on 1954-1959 Chevy trucks and includes an integrated tag light
This new United Pacific Industries bracket fits 1954 through 1959 Chevrolet trucks and includes an integrated tag light. It is intended for owners restoring or maintaining a period-correct rear licence plate mounting. The design matches the original equipment style for those model years.
The bracket mounts in the factory location and provides a built-in light for plate illumination. It covers the 1954 to 1959 model range in a single part number. Vehicles outside those years or other makes will require a different bracket.
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Yes, the bracket is built to match the factory rear licence-plate location on 1954 through 1959 Chevy trucks, so it bolts to the existing holes.
Turn on the vehicle's parking or headlight circuit; the tag light should illuminate the rear plate immediately, showing the wiring and bulb are working.
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