1964 Chevy Impala Original Tail Light Housings Custom Engraved, Chrome Plated on 2040-parts.com
Fresno, California, United States
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FRESH OUT OF CHROME 64 IMPALA REAR TAILLIGHT RINGS. THESE ARE O.E.M, NOT THEM CHEAP CHINA ONES.POLISHED , ENGRAVED THEN TRIPLE PLATED FOR THAT WET LOOK. SEE MY OTHER LISTING FOR FRONT BEZALS. I OFFER RETURNS ON ALL MY ITEMS, - SHIPPING AS LONG AS ITEM IS NOT USED ,SCRACHED, DAMAGED. IF ANY OF THIS IS PRESENT THIS WILL VOID WARRENTY NO EXCEPTIONS !!!!!!! GOOD LUCK
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