Hard To Find 54-55 Kaiser Bottom Tail Lights No Cracks Or Holes. on 2040-parts.com
Chino, California, United States
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THIS IS A PAIR OF 1954-1955 KAISER BOTTOM TAIL LIGHTS, GREAT SHAPE NO CRACKS OR HOLES, THEY ARE FADED AS YOU CAN SEE, OME. BUT THE PLASTIC IS IN GREAT SHAPE. WELL YOU DECIDE. LOOK AT THE PICTURES ONE OF THE FRAMES HAS A DING IN IT. THE 1953 DRAGON HAS THE 1954 TAIL LIGHTS ON IT. IT'S NOT FOR SELL IT'S TO SHOW YOU HOW THEY LOOK ON THE 1953 KAISER.
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