1965 Impala Chevy Belair Biscayne L/r Rear Nors Taillight Lens Ratrod on 2040-parts.com
Millville, New Jersey, US
This auction is for A set of NORS GLOW BRITE taillight lens for a 1965 Chevy BISCAYNE,BELAIR. These are new and never installed. These have been on a shelf for sometime and I DON'T have the boxes . These are getting hard to find. Please look at the picture and you be the judge if you can use these We have many NOS/ NORS taillight lens and we will be listing them .These lens are tired of sitting on a shelf and is looking for a new ride to hang with. We have a lot of new GLO-BRITE lens . Your ride should look as good leaving as it does coming.
Dollar bill NOT included
I am a legal registered business in NJ .And NJ RESIDENCE are subject to 7% SALES TAX. Its not my rule , its the law .
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