Original Do-ray 1000 Fog Driving Light 1940's Vintage on 2040-parts.com
Ottawa, Kansas, United States
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Here is a Do-Ray 1000 fog/driving light with bracket, the bulb is burnt out and the chrome is flaking. Thanks!
Payment is due within 1 day of auction end, thanks! |
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