1941 Buick Parking Light Lenses on 2040-parts.com
Lorain, Ohio, United States
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THIS IS A PAIR OF NEW GUIDE FRONT PARKING LIGHT LENSES FOR A 1941 BUICK ALL SERIES. THEY HAVE THE WORD GUIDE F-4 ON THE TOP AND THE PART NUMBER ON THE BOTTOM. THEY ARE CLEAR IN APPEARANCE AND FIT PERFECTLY. THE BOX DOES NOT GO WITH THE LENSES. I ALSO HAVE A PAIR OF THE AMBER DIFFUSERS THAT GO INSIDE THE LENS IN ANOTHER AUCTION.
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