87-93 Ford Mustang Passenger Side Inner Marker Light on 2040-parts.com
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, US
OEM from a 1991, comes with what is pictured, no light bulb or attachment nuts provided. Studs are fine and will accept your nuts that you provide.
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