70 Superbird Front Parking Light Lenses on 2040-parts.com
Litchfield, Ohio, US
70 Superbird front parking light lenses. As good as it gets, detailed and ready to install in any level restoration. These are absolutely perfect NEW injected acrylic as original with all the original markings and Pentastar. If you're doing that over the top restoration and need perfect? Here you go. You won't find a 42 year old NOS set remotely close to this perfection. If you own a Bird, get a set before the remaining few are gone. Includes everything pictured. These are the remaining few perfect lenses supplied by B/E & A Restoration Parts, Inc.
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