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1958 Pontiac Tail Light Lens, Used, Good Condition, No Cracks Or Breaks. on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
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Point Roberts, Washington, US

Point Roberts, Washington, US
1958 Pontiac tail light lens, used, good condition, no cracks or breaks., US $25.00, image 1 1958 Pontiac tail light lens, used, good condition, no cracks or breaks., US $25.00, image 2 1958 Pontiac tail light lens, used, good condition, no cracks or breaks., US $25.00, image 3 1958 Pontiac tail light lens, used, good condition, no cracks or breaks., US $25.00, image 4
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 You are bidding on a used taillight lens from a 1958 Pontiac sedan.

Lens is in good condition for it's age, no cracks or breaks, tabs are present and intact, trim ring is not dented or damaged.

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