1950 Ford Parking Light Turn Signal Lens Fomoco Fpt-50 Rh/lh Set Of 2 Lens on 2040-parts.com
Greencastle, Pennsylvania, United States
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Thanks for looking This listing is for a set of 2 Fomoco FPT-50 Parking Lamp Turn Signal Lens for 1950 Ford. These are original Fomoco The lens have several scratches, mostly dirty and need to be cleaned. No breaks or cracks. Thank you for looking. Please check out my other auctions. Any questions please ask before bidding. Smoke and pet free home. Combined shipping does not apply to international sales. I only use the Ebay international shipping option.
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