1973 Ford Galaxie 500 Ltd Squire Brougham Nos Park Light Lamp 1974 ? on 2040-parts.com
Bode, Iowa, US
NOS FoMoCo factory combination parking and turn signal light assembly with plug for right-hand passenger side for 1973 full size Ford hardtop coupe sedan or station wagon, Galaxie 500 LTD and Brougham and also Country Squire. Possibly the same for 1974 cars and models as well but please check that out for yourself. Casting # on the lens is SAE AIP2P-73AFD with the Ford logo at the bottom of the lens. The lens is bright and beautiful ,but the Ford box is missing as it came from a closed Ford dealership and some of the NOS parts I got were missing the boxes. Part # on the back inner housing is D3AB-13A265-A. Check out the pictures and see if it meets your standards and needs.
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