1960-61 Corvair Tail Light Lenses. Pair! Glo-brite. New! Cheap!!! on 2040-parts.com
Mansfield, Georgia, US
1960-61 CORVAIR tail light lenses. PAIR! NEW! these are new old replacement stock lenses made by GLO-BRITE. in great condition. TMC-820 on lenses. red/plastic. may show some minor signs of shelf wear. very little if any. U.S. made. these do come in the original boxes. CHEAP! i do ship to PR, AK or HI. US shipping only.
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