1935 Ford Accessory Right Hand Tail Light Bracket With Fender Mount Brace on 2040-parts.com
Newcastle, Wyoming, United States
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This Is A Very Nice ORIGINAL 1935 Ford Accessory Right Hand Tail Light Stand With Light Housing! The housing has some small dents but the stand is very, very nice! The fender mounting brace is still intact as well. The pictures pretty well tell the story so look them over carefully and feel free to ask any questions PRIOR TO BIDDING! A set fee of $14.95 applies for shipping to all lower 48 states so please factor that into your bidding! Full payment is required within 7 days of auction's end! Thank You For Your Interest And GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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