1969 1970 Toyota Corolla Tail Light Assembly - Lens Housing Bezel Wiring on 2040-parts.com
Hillsboro, Texas, US
This is for a Corolla. It is for the right or passenger side. It has a few scratches other wise is in good condition. It has the housing, lens, bezel and wiring.
Check your lens to make sure it is KOITO 20-7.
The shipping weight is 5 pounds and EBAY will calculate the cost based on your location.
PLEASE PAY WITHIN 3 DAYS. THANKS.
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