Peter Satori Pasadena license plate frame

If you wanted to buy a fancy British car in Southern California in the 60’s and 70’s you likely ended up at Peter Satori Company. This is where my MGB GT was purchased in January, 1968. I just pulled the license plate bracket off the car to repaint it and make it spiffy again. Will likely restore the old Peter Satori Pasadena license plate frame as well. Pretty cool.

Peter Satori Pasadena license plate frame from 1968
Peter Satori Pasadena license plate frame from 1968

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