1965 Volvo Trunk License Plate Light on 2040-parts.com
Woodland, California, United States
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1965 VOLVO TRUNK LICENSE PLAT LIGHT, THIS IS COMPLETE WITH BOTH PLASTIC LENSES INTACT, 1 HAS A FEW SPIDER CRACKS BUT IS NOT BROKEN, CHROME HAS SMOOTH MINOR PITING, ITEM COULD BE RECHROMED FOR A GREAT PIECE, BULBS NOT TESTED MAY NEED TO BE REWIRED
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