01 02 Honda Civic Rear Driver Left Tail Light Cover Oem Original on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
This listing is for an original Driver Side tail light from 2002 Honda Civic. This is a rear tail light from the driver side, that mounts on the trunk. Includes the bulbs but they have not been tested. Shipping is $8 in the US, and $20 elsewhere. I accept PayPal only. Thanks for looking.
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