240z Taillight Finisher Extremely Rare Series 1 on 2040-parts.com
Woodinville, Washington, United States
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This panel was removed from serial number 02675 with a build date of March 1970 and recent Ebay sale. In 20+ years of working on Z cars this is the first one I have ever found this panel without the taillight openings. The condition is very nice and would be a plus for any restoration of a Series 1 car. Please email me with ant questions or text 206 threehundred 6
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