1966-1967 Oldsmobile F-85 Or Sw Rear Lens Clear Delco Guide 5957690 Nos Parts on 2040-parts.com
Adel, Iowa, United States
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We do ship to Hawaii, and Alaska. We do not ship International. You can e-mail for a quote. All items would be shipped USPS Priority Mail for all packages. ( Actual charges ) No hidden fee's. I have (1) NOS 5957690 Delco Guide Lens. Box marked 1966-1967 F-85. Possible Station Wagon. Take a look.
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