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1949 Mercury Parking Light Lens Mpt-48 Glass - Mel449 on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Thomasville, Pennsylvania, United States

Thomasville, Pennsylvania, United States
Excellent driver quality
Brand:Ford Other Part Number:MPT-48


  • 1949 Mercury Parking Light Lens
  • Original  -  Used
  • Glass
  • No cracks, but there is a small edge chip that won't be visible when installed
  • Excellent driver quality




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