1949,1950 Mercury Rh Tailight Bluedot Lense N.o.s. on 2040-parts.com
Ventura, California, United States
This is a new lense in the original box part # 8M-13450. Sorry, I don't have a new LH but do have some used bluedot lenses. Buyer pays shipping, International shipping will be higher. "WAIT FOR OUR INVOICE, SHIPPING CALCULATOR MAY NOT BE ACCURATE"!!! California Residents pay 8% Sales Tax. We accept VISA/MC and other forms of payments. Payment expected within 5 business days. Call 805-646-3345 Mo-Fr 9am-5pm PDT to use your credit card. CHECK OUT OUR OTHER MERCURY ITEMS LISTED!!! |
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