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98 99 Nissan Altima Left Taillight Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Red Lion, Pennsylvania, US

Red Lion, Pennsylvania, US
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This is a used left (driver's side) rear turn signal stop light taillamp backup light that was removed from a '99 Altima sedan. According to my sources, it should fit 1998 1999 Altima models. Please check your own parts listings to be sure. The lenses have some scratching. All four mounting studs are intact. It's wiring harness is complete sockets to connector. I don't know the condition of the bulbs. This is an original factory Nissan part. Buyer to pay packaging/shipping. Shipping price includes insurance (US only).

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