1956 Ford & T-bird New Backup Light Chrome Housings 56 New Pair on 2040-parts.com
Bellbrook, Ohio, US
Excellent NEW correct pair of 1956 Ford or T-Bird Chrome Backup Light Housings with reflectors. Threaded studs included. Excellent NEW condition. ALSO have NEW-- lenses, gaskets, & sockets w/wires available if needed (not included in auction). $12 shipping & insurance in USA. Will also ship worldwide. We also combine shipping. OHIO RESIDENTS MUST PAY 6.75% OHIO SALES TAX.
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