87-88 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Salon Euro Nos Oem Front Lh Amber Marker Light on 2040-parts.com
Oak Hills, California, United States
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Brand new NOS GM left (drivers) side marker lamp for 1987-88 Cutlass Supreme and 442 rear wheel drive 2-door models with Euro front clip. A must for a concours restoration. We have been supplying NOS GM restoration parts and supplies since 1987. We have a very large and extensive NOS and used GM parts inventory. If you have any questions, you may inquire anytime at 760-792-1020. Additional shipping charges will apply to those outside the continental United States, including Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, etc.. If outside the continental United States, email us for correct shipping cost before sending payment. We accept PayPal. California residents, include 8.00% sales tax with your payment.
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