1970's Vw Porsche Hella Rear Reflector on 2040-parts.com
Fergus Falls, Minnesota, US
REMOVED FROM A 1970 VW, LENSES AND STAINLESS TRIM IN VERY NICE CONDITION. BACKS SHOW SOME AGE AS THEY HAVE DISCOLORED SOME BUT HAVE NO CRACKS. THE REFLECTOR IS A HELLA R365 SAE A69 MADE IN GERMANY, WITH 113 945 103A PRINTED ON THE BACK. MEASUERS 2 1/2 X 3 1/2. THANKS.
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