1969-81 Firebird Trans Am Dome Light Lens on 2040-parts.com
Spofford, New Hampshire, United States
 1969-1981 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM DOME LIGHT LENSTHIS IS AN EXCELLENT QUALITY NEW REPRODUCTION OF THE DOME LIGHT LENS USED ON THE 69-81 FIREBIRDS WITH THE SUNBURST PATTERN. THIS IS THE LENS ONLY. AMES PART # FA727 ANY QUESTIONS OR PARTS INQUIRIES CALL 800-421-2637 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM AMES PERFORMANCE. WE HAVE BEEN THE INDUSTRY LEADER IN THE PONTIAC RESTORATION BUSINESS SINCE 1976. WE BACK UP OUR PRODUCTS WITH THE BEST RETURN POLICY IN THE BUSINESS! WE DO COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE ITEMS PURCHASED. FOR UPS DELIVERIES, PLEASE HAVE A PHYSICAL SHIPPING ADDRESS, AS UPS DOES NOT DELIVER TO P.O. BOXES.  |
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