1962 Buick Nos Tail Light Lenses on 2040-parts.com
Auburn Hills, Michigan, US
There are four brand new, in the box taillight lenses for a 1962 Buick LeSabre and Invicta. This consists of 2 right hand taillight lenses, 1 left hand tail light lens and 1 right hand back up light lens. Buyer to pay an additional $15.00 shipping. Payment due within 3 days of auction close.
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