1920's Or 1930's Slow Tail Light For Vintage Auto Or Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Texas, US
This is a vintage SLOW Tail Light that would have been used on an early (1920's or early 1930's) automobile or motorcycle. The glass lens has some cracks and glass loss. It also has a small round red glass lens on the bottom which is in good condition. The metal frame is free of dents, but does have some paint loss. The item is approximately 7 and 1/2 inches in wide and is spring loaded and pivots. I did not attempt to clean or polish this item. Postage in the 48 states will be $10. It will be well padded for a safe shipment. Please let me know if you have any questions. I will ship to the U.S. only. Thanks!
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