Nos 1974 Ford Mustang Ii Park Light Lens Turn Signal Ls on 2040-parts.com
Wytheville, Virginia, US
This is an NOS LS park light for a 1974 Ford Mustang. Terms & Conditions: Items are sold as is, most of the items I sell are old, some are used, some NOS, and some reproduction. I describe all items to the best of my ability. If there is a problem that I know of I will list it. Please look at the pictures closely, If you have any questions please ask them first. I try my best to ship the item within 24 hours of receiving cleared payment and will combine shipping on multiple purchases. Item will be carefully packaged but insurance is up to the buyer and I strongly recommend it. I can not be responsible for anything damaged once it is in the mail. Returns will only be accepted if I have missed something in the description. I will ship worldwide but request that you ask before bidding. Thanks for looking at my auction, ask any questions, and good luck bidding.
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