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86 87 88 89 Toyota Celica Gts Supra Oem Left Front Side Marker Light on 2040-parts.com

US $17.95
Location:

San Marcos, California, United States

San Marcos, California, United States
Used original Toyota marker light in good condition with no cracks
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front Country of Manufacture:JAPAN Part Brand:Factory, OEM

1986 - 1989  TOYOTA CELICA GT / GTS / SUPRA

ORIGINAL LEFT FRONT SIDE MAKER LIGHT

This listing is for the OEM marker light pictured. This is an original Toyota marker light and is in good condition. The light is used and may have some minor imperfections but looks good. The mounting tabs and light socket are all in good condition. This was removed from a 86 Celica.    

 1987 1988  GT 

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