Gillig Replacement Tail Light Panel on 2040-parts.com
Kansas City, Missouri, US
Don't waste your money on the ABS replacement panels. This one is made from fiberglass, just like the originals. Hand-laid and strong enough to last for years. It is designed for 4 lights, but we don't pre-drill so you can use whatever light configuration you choose. Can be used for the Left or Right side. Use for replacing Gillig Low Floor part number 20-47715M003L or 20-47715M003R. Exact OEM fit. White Gel coat finish is easy to prep and paint.
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