Volkswagen Cabriolet Golf Rabbit Grille Fog Lights Oem Hella 1988-1992 on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, US
Volkswagen 1988-1992 Cabriolet // Rabbit // Golf Grille Fog Lights made by Hella. The parts complete with working bulbs + and Factory wiring harness. These fit the 4 light grille found on these vehicles. Overall condition is very good, glass is clear + all mounting screws and plastic tabs are included. Measurement is shown in the last photo.
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