1956 Mercury Chrome Tail Light Bezel on 2040-parts.com
Sherman, Texas, US
Tail light bezel for 1956 Mercury. I think it will fit either side. All six attaching studs are on the back and in good shape. Does have some pitting, especially at the top. Part #FDT13449-A.
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