1970 Plymouth Roadrunner L & R Rear Bumper Back Up Lights #3403172-3 on 2040-parts.com
Chula Vista, California, United States
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Hi for sale, A used set of original 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner rear bumper back up lights. Two (2) Right side rear housings #3403172 R and one Left side housing #3403173 L. The lenses are in poor shape, but the housings are in nice shape with the wiring intact. These 46 year old parts are for a one year only car, the '70 Roadrunner. Thanks for looking. |
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