Finally, a stainless steel version of the license plate bracket that was originally used on Airstreams in 1969 and later. Other versions of this bracket--like the Truck-Lite or Signal Stat brand--are chrome plated and much more likely to rust. We developed our own polished 304 stainless steel version in response to this longstanding issue.
Some other brands, like Yellowstone, started using this style in the early 1960s. It is similar to--and the best replacement for--the Yankee 331/332 and the Hollywood Accessories Model 42 from the early 1950s.
Please note that the photograph shows the license plate bracket installed properly in the assembly for Airstreams and most other vintage trailers. The slots for the license plate fasteners should be offset from the trailer body to allow clearance for the heads of the bolts you are using to affix the plate to the bracket.
Some other applications call for the light to be installed using two rubber standoffs from the vehicle. Those black standoffs are included. When standoffs are used, the bracket can be installed in the opposite orientation.
Uses a #67 bulb (included).
This license plate assembly is slightly larger than the version we sell for 1968 and earlier trailers.
Stainless light portion is 6 inches long, 2 inches wide (at widest point) and sticks out 2 inches from bracket.
License bracket is 10.75 inches long. Hole spacing is 4-7/8" between two screw holes.
Stainless components include: polished cover, backplate, screws and plate bracket. Some unseen parts are zinc plated steel.