Carello Pf Mirage 140 Vintage Fog Lights Ferrari Porsche Bmw Lancia Alfa Romeo on 2040-parts.com
Woodland Park, Colorado, United States
For sale is an original pair of Carello Mirage PF 140 amber. These are in absolutely perfect condition. They come with a very rare pair of original covers which are worth $200+ alone. They are new old stock , extremely rare originals with original boxes. They have clear glass but the bulb protector internally is amber which gives them a very special amber look. You may find these cheaper elsewhere but never in this condition and so complete.
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