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Kelowna, British Columbia, CA

Kelowna, British Columbia, CA
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1960 Pontiac Tail Light Assembly Taillight Lenses are very nice ,no cracks. Chrome has same pittings.Brackes and Gasket are incl.

1960 Pontiac Tail Light Assembly
 Chrome around the lenses is decent but there is pitting on the center bar not to bad on the ends but the center is not to good.
. Lenses are very nice ,no cra1960 Pontiac Tail Light Assembly
 Chrome around the lenses is decent but there is pitting on the center bar not to bad on the ends but the center is not to good.

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