1958 Edsel Right Side Front Turn Signal Assy on 2040-parts.com
Lakewood, California, US
1958 EDSEL RIGHT SIDE . NICE FRONT TURN SIGNAL ASSY. LENS HAS A TINY CHIP MISSING AT POINT AND COSMETIC FLAW IN LENS, BUT IS SOLID AND IN GOOD SHAPE FOR AGE. NOT CONCOURS , BUT VERY GOOD DRIVER QUALITY PART. OFF OF A PACER, BUT BELIEVE IT ALSO FITS BERMUDA, VILLAGER, ROUNDUP, RANGER, CITATION, CORSAIR. I BELIEVE THIS IS A RIGHT SIDE, BUT DOUBLE CHECK TO MAKE CERTAIN THIS IS THE PART/SIDE THAT YOU NEED. RIGHT SIDE GRILLE IS AVAILABLE IN A SEPERATE AUCTION. safe and secure shipping within the continental u.s. is $12.75. international shipping available for $29.75. bid with confidence.
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