1980 Buick Tail Light, Left Side (driver Side), Oem on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
1980 BUICK TAIL LIGHT, LEFT SIDE (DRIVER SIDE)
ORIGINAL USED OEM PART
SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES ON LENSES AND BEZELS, LIGHT PITTING ON CHROME. ONE SMALL CRACK IN LENS AT ONE END. ALL MOUNTING POSTS ARE GOOD.
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