Nissan Datsun 1976 260z 2+2 Interior Tail Light Panel on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, US
Interior tail light panel for 1976 260Z 2+2. Black finish, used, normal wear and tear. There are three easily repairable cracks. This Item does not fit my 1977 or 1978 coupe base models, nor does it fit a 1971 240z base model. I believe that it is model specific. It may fit other 2+2 models but, I am not sure. I don't believe it will fit any coupe base models.
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