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46-48 Pontiac Station Wagon Hinged Tail Light License Bracket Assembly 1013 on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
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Evansville, Indiana, US

Evansville, Indiana, US
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46-48 PONTIAC STATION WAGON HINGED TAIL LIGHT LICENSE BRACKET ASSEMBLY 1013

LENS IS IN GOOD CONDITION...NO CHIPS OR CRACKS

HAS SOME CHROME IMPERFECTIONS

HAS SOME LIGHT RUST ON IT.....SEE PICS

COULD USE SOME NEW PAINT

GREAT FOR RESTORATIONS

HAS NOT BEEN TESTED

MAY NEED NEW WIRING

RARE....HARD TO FIND PART

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