77 1977 Plymouth Mopar Fury Station Wagon Turn Signal Light Part # Sae Ip 75w Cc on 2040-parts.com
Blanchard, Oklahoma, US
This is an original right or left turn signal light for a 1977 Plymouth Fury Station Wagon. The housing is in very good condition with all of the original mounting brackets intact and useable, and has the original pig tail attached and useable. The housing has no cracks or breaks, but the amber lens has some tiny cracks on it. Overall, a nice piece.
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