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1929-30 Buick Rat-rod " Stop " Glass Tail Light Lens With Bezel Nice 816 on 2040-parts.com

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Evansville, Indiana, United States

Evansville, Indiana, United States

1929-30 BUICK  RAT-ROD  " STOP "  GLASS TAIL LIGHT LENS WITH BEZEL

LENS MAY BE NEW .... NOS, NOT SURE SO LISTING AS USED

VERY COOL LOOKING OLD TAIL LIGHT LENS, MEASURES 5" OD. 

GLASS AND BEZEL HAVE SOME SMALL SCRATCHES, LIGHT NICKS

BACKSIDE OF BEZEL HAS A FEW SMALL BENDS, LIGHT SURFACE RUST

NICE...HARD TO FIND

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