1930 Cadillac Headlight Lenses - Set Of Curved Glass on 2040-parts.com
Franktown, Colorado, US
1930 Cadillac Lenses - Set of Curved Glass Lenses
There are a few chips on the outer edges of the lenses. Headlight rims should cover the chips.
They are in Good condition.
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