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1942-1948 FORD CAR TAIL LIGHT LENSES-( 2 )WITH BLUE DOTS--THESE ARE HIGH QUAILITY GLASS LENSES WITH GLASS BLUE DOTS-WITH CHROME RINGS--MADE IN THE USA--PART NUMBER 21A-13450-BD ( I HAVE A NEW PHONE NUMBER 608-438-2860 ) ( CODEC4148 CODELENS LOCWT16 )
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