Sunbeam Alpine Tail Light Series I-iii (#2) on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Oregon, US
Cleaning out my basement of leftovers. Series 1-3 Tail Light in good condition. This unit has heavy scratches in lens' but the chrome frame is perfect. Please pay within a reasonable time of the auctions end, and I will promptly ship. I will combine shipping costs, but please wait for an invoice before making payment.
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