1938 Ford Original Headlight Buckets, Lens, And Chrome Trim Ring. on 2040-parts.com
Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, US
Up for bid is a set of 1938 Ford headlight buckets, lens, and trim rings. Buckets are in very good shape. These are nice original lens, not reproductions. No chips. I will include a 3rd trim ring that is in very nice condition.
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