1960 Chrysler Imperial Tail Light Crown on 2040-parts.com
Wilson, North Carolina, US
1960 imperial tail light crown
Removed from driver side..but works on passenger side as well... (I Think)
Used...
No damage
HARD TO FIND ITEM!!!...Especially if your only looking to buy 1
Usa shipping only
Shipped usps w/tracking #
Thanks for looking
Buy it now...or make a serious offer!!!!!!
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