New Pair Small Vintage Style Amber Color Fog Lights With Visors 12-volts ! B/t on 2040-parts.com
Montclair, California, US
NEW PAIR OF SMALL VINTAGE STYLE FOG LIGHTS WITH THE CHEVROLET BO-TIE ON THE VISORS ! FOG
LIGHTS ARE A NEW COPY OF MANY TYPE`S USED ON AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS OF
THE EARLY 1940`S ~ 1950`S AND SOME 1960`S ! MOUNTS ON TO THE FRONT SPLASH PAN
BETWEEN THE BUMPER AND GRILL ! COMES WITH A NEW PAIR OF REMOVABLE VISORS
WHEN NOT NEEDED ! NEW PAIR 4 INCH AMBER COLOR SEAL BEAMS THAT COME IN 12-VOLTS ! COMES READY TO INSTALLED , NICE LOOKING DRESS UP ITEM !
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BUYER PAYS SHIPPING/HANDLING COST $ 12.00 !
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