1955 Chevy Tail Light Housing Taillight Car Or Wagon (1) Each on 2040-parts.com
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
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1955 Chevy tail light housing for all cars, wagons and Nomad. All are in nice condition, solid and straight. Picture shows (5), but listing is for (1) housing. $9.95 is shipping for one, and $3.00 shipping per additional housing. Check my auctions for other 55-57 Chevy parts. I will combine shipping when possible, but you'll need to wait for a total invoice before paying.
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