1928 Chrysler 1929 Marmon 1930 Packard Depress Beam Headlight Lenses Mint Pair on 2040-parts.com
Spring City, Pennsylvania, US
You are bidding on an excellent condition, perfectly matching pair of Depress Beam Headlamp lenses. They have an OD of 8 31/32 and a visible prism of 7 31/32. Original part number is 10094; revised part number is 4282.
Lenses are factory original equipment for the following vehicals:
1928 Chrysler Model 62
1928 - 1929 Marmon Model 68
1929 - 1930 Packard Model 126 / 133
Lenses are in outstanding original condition without any obvious chips, scratches, or cracks. I would say the lenses are show quality.
As described or your money back. Yes, I will ship internationally.
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