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1957 Ford Park/turn Signal Housings Left/right Lens on 2040-parts.com

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Yankton, South Dakota, United States

Yankton, South Dakota, United States
USED 57 FORD TURN SIGNAL HOUSINGS ALSO RIGHT LENS..WIRING IS BRITTLE AND WILL NEED REPLACED..THE LENS HAS A SMALL CRACK AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES WILL NOT SHOW WHEN INSTALLED..
Brand:FORD Surface Finish:FACTORY ORIGINAL METAL/PLASTIC Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front

1957 FORD TURN SIGNAL/ PARK LAMP HOUSINGS LEFT/RIGHT..WIRES ARE BRITTLE AND WILL NEED TO BE REWIRED..LENS IS SOLID BUT HAS A SMALL CRACK AS SEEN IN THE PHOTO..NO RESERVE..PLEASE EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS..

PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE..

COMBINED SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE PURCHASES..

WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE..



ACTUAL SHIPPING COST..NEVER A CHARGE FOR PACKING OR HANDLING..



 

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