1985-90 Toyota Pickup Replacement Parking/corner Light on 2040-parts.com
Mission, Texas, United States
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THIS PRICE IS FOR TWO (2) LIGHTS, THE LEFT AND THE RIGHT
New... never used or installed, bought for my Toyota, and sold it before they arrived
Toyota Pickup Replacement Parking/Corner Light…. replacement Turn Signal Light Assembly (lens, housing, socket, and bulb).
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