1972-74 Cuda Tail Lights (set) With Trim Rings on 2040-parts.com
Green Bay, Wisconsin, US
Set of (4) Cuda taillights. For 72-74 Cuda. Includes chrome trim rings. Nice driver set with gaskets, clear lens and good housings. Should be taken apart and cleaned or use small brush to get inside lens. Very nice shape
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