1987 1988 Nissan Maxima Turn Signal Marker Light Left on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
This is a LEFT/driver side turn signal light for a 1987-88 Maxima , this was removed long ago and looks great with no cracks . Please ask any questions .
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