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1928 1929 Essex Cowl Lights Chrome Buckets Reflectors Brackets 81561l R81560 4pc on 2040-parts.com

C $80.00
Location:

Toronto ON, Canada

Toronto ON, Canada
For parts/restoration. Please see photos.
Manufacturer Part Number:R81560 Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right Other Part Number:81561L Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

4 1928-29 Essex cowl lights. 2 with brackets, 2 without. No lenses. Buckets have no dents. Bracket chrome is poor. Other chrome fair to poor. Please see photos.


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