66 67 68 Chrysler Newport New Yorker Trunk Light And Switch 69 70 C-body on 2040-parts.com
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, US
This auction is for one (1) trunk light and switch assembly-used.
Taken from a 1968 Chrysler Newport, but I'm sure this was used on lots of Mopar cars of this era--check your apps before you bid.
Condition is above average for it's age. It's reasonably clean and intact. This has been tested and works as it should. Includes a working light bulb.
Nice replacement (or addition) for a missing, broken, or severely corroded original.
No reserve.
Please see my other auctions for more 1968 Chrysler and other Mopar parts.
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