Nos Lucas 20/20 Rectangular Fog Lamp, Clear Lens. . on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, Tennessee, United States
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This is a NOS Lucas fog lamp, rectangular, with a clear lens, model 20/20. Includes the lens cover and instructions, and still in the original packaging. This is a very nice lamp, probably from the 1970's, and will fit a wide range of cars. Made in England. Top condition and no reserve, thanks.
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