5 Rare Red, Blue, Green & Yellow Glass Tractor Jewels, Gems Dash Light Covers on 2040-parts.com
Duncannon, Pennsylvania, United States
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. You are looking at 5 super rare red, blue, green & yellow Glass tractor trainer jewels, gems dash light covers I only found 1 other like it, but it was not the same. They wanted more then I am asking for all 5. I took plenty of pictures for you to to see it from at all angles an let you decide. Thanks for looking
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