1963 Buick Nos Cornering Lens on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, US
New old stock 1963 Right Hand Cornering Lens (part # 5954364) for all large Buicks excluding Riviera and Special. Lens is in mint condition. The box is damaged and shows it's age but has done it's job protecting the lens.
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