Cutlass Euro Rh Headlight 442 87 88 Passenger Side on 2040-parts.com
Midlothian, Illinois, US
THIS IS FOR ONE USED PASSENGER SIDE HEADLIGHT FROM CUTLASS EURO 87 NO CRACKS IN IT ALSO HAS BULBS NOT SURE IF THEY WORK ALSO THE CLIPS THAT HOLD THEM IN. THE KNOBS FOR ADJUST FEEL LIKE THERE STUCK MAYBE OIL THEM UP?? ALSO HAS THE BLACK TRIM THAT GOES AROUND THE HEAD LIGHT
YOU WILL GET THE PART THAT IS IN THE PIC.
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