1966 Fairlane Wagon Tail Light Assembly - Mint on 2040-parts.com
Schnecksville, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is for a 1966 Fairlane Wagon vehicle but will fit on 66 - 69 falcon wagons as well. This assembly is a NOS tail light trim with a very good used lense assembly. These are factory Ford parts and will need new gaskets before going into service. Added some Stainless Steel lense screw for the new owner since the picture were taken. Please ask all questions before bidding and will pack and ship to protect this fine piece. As will all classic items, all sale are final. Thanks and good luck!
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