1971 72 73 Mopar Oem Dart/ Swinger/ Scamp Tail Light Lens + Screws on 2040-parts.com
Saint Joseph, Illinois, US
Up for bid is a full set of OEM tail light lens and back up / brake for a 1971 1972 1973 PLYMOUTH /DODGE DART-SWINGER/SCAMP .# SAE ST1 71CC .In good condition with no cracks on lenses, and comes with factory SCREWS. We only charge the customer what UPS charges us to ship item.
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