1968 - 1970 Vw Beetle Tail Light Left Drivers Side Volkswagen Oem Reflector on 2040-parts.com
Warner Robins, Georgia, United States
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This is a listing for a Used 1968 - 1970 Volkswagen Beetle Drivers Side Tail Light & Reflector. White in color. This is an original manufacturer part. This item is used and will reflect that by possibly having scuffs, scrapes, dirt and other signs of normal minor wear. The Reflector is in Great Condition but can easily be made better with Reflective Paint. All Bulb Sockets are Intact. Great Replacement, No Stripped Threads or Broken Studs. Thank you and God Bless! |
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