88 1988 Plymouth Sundance Right Tail Light Part # Sae Aaip2rs2t 86p Cc on 2040-parts.com
Blanchard, Oklahoma, US
This is an original right side tail light for a 1988 Plymouth Sundance Car, and it may fit other years and models of Plymouth car as well. It is in good condition with no cracks or breaks, however, it does have some minute scratches that may or may not polish out. The original mounting studs are intact and useable. Overall, a nice piece.
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