Marchal 660 6 Inch Fog Lights on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, US
Vintage Marchal 660 Fantastic 6 Inch Fog Lights. The fog lights are incomplete and are being sold for parts. The Chrome is mostly bright with some rusty spots. Glass is excellent, no cracks or damage. Reflectors on both fog lights are rusted out and are not usable. Chrome ring is in pretty good condition, some slight pitting. There is a date of manufacture on the inside date 1961.
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