1957-58 Ford Truck Parking Light Lenses. Pair! Glo-brite. New! on 2040-parts.com
Mansfield, Georgia, US
1957-58 FORD TRUCK parking light lenses. PAIR! clear plastic. these are in good condition. they are new old replacement lenses made by GLO-BRITE. GLO-BRITE# TMC-615 and 817 on lenses. 4 1/4" diameter. could show some sign of shelf wear such as light scratches or scuffs. very little if any. US MADE. do not come with the original boxes. could fit other years and models. i do ship to PR, AK or HI. US shipping only.
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