1970 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Ninety-eight 98 Nos Turn Signal Parking Lamp Lens Pair on 2040-parts.com
California, United States
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These are a pair of ORIGINAL, USA GM made, New Old Stock (N.O.S.) (**not a reproduction part**) clear plastic Parking Light Lamp / Turn Signal Lenses. They have the code "GUIDE 35" and "SAE IP 70" on the lens and in original GM boxes with correct part numbers. This is correct for 1970 Oldsmobile Delta 88, Custom, Royale, and Ninety-Eight (98) series including holiday sedan, town sedan, holiday coupe, convertible, luxury sedan hardtop, luxury sedan pillar models. Lenses are in very good condition. No major scratches. The RH lens has a small imperfection in the casting just beneath the lettering of the lens (PHOTOS 3 & 4), but that should be inconsequential on a vehicle. *No hardware - item comes as pictured* **No returns accepted. Please ensure that these are the correct application for your vehicle before purchasing** **CALIFORNIA SALES TAX ADDED TO CALIFORNIA BUYERS** |
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