1960 Ford Car (except Falcon) Amber Parking Lamp Lenses, Right And Left on 2040-parts.com
Silver Springs, Florida, United States
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These are NOS in the original boxes. Left and right parking light lenses for a 1960 Ford passenger car (except Falcon). They are the more rare AMBER lenses. Only removed from boxes to take pictures.
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