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1960 Lincoln Premiere Continental Convert Thunderbird Orig Door Ash Tray Light on 2040-parts.com

US $19.00
Location:

Vancouver, Washington, US

Vancouver, Washington, US
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1960 Lincoln, Premiere, Continental, Ford Thunderbird........  ORIGINAL DOOR ASH TRAY LIGHT with Bulb Housing and Wiring Lead.   This is an ORIGINAL FORD PART.  Removed from a 1960 Lincoln Premiere. Replaces Door Light# C0LF-13A762-A.... The Light looks Excellent and Works Great.. Wiring has Nice Color, Soft and flexible, NO Cut or Spliced Wires. Great Plug and Socket. Housing Looks Very Nice, Great Tabs... Overall, this is an Excellent Original Door Ash Tray Light.  EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND..  Please email with any questions or call us at (360)573-6056..  I NOW HAVE AN EBAY STORE WITH LOTS OF GREAT ORIGINAL FORD PARTS. CHECK IT OUT BY CLICKING HERE!!!

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