75 76 Ford Mustang Ii Parking Lamp Light Assembly Amber Right Passenger Side on 2040-parts.com
El Paso, Texas, United States
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75 76 FORD MUSTANG II RH RIGHT PASSENGER SIDE PARKING LIGHT AMBER FOMOCO D5ZB-13215-B
Listed is a nice used 75-76 Ford Mustang RH RIGHT PASSENGER side parking turn signal light lamp. Unit is genuine Ford and was removed off of the front RH grille of a low mileage 1976 Ford Mustang II. Amber lens has a good color with minor stress cracks nearly invisible. SEE PICS. A good find for anyone in need of a fresh looking replacement RH RIGHT PASSENGER side parking light turn signal lamp for their 75 76 Mustang II. |
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