Gm 58 Impala 1961-65 Corvette Tail Lens In Original Box Great Shape!not A Repo on 2040-parts.com
Lennox, South Dakota, US
This tail lens fits a 1958 Impala and a 1961-65 Corvette. This is an Original lens NOT a reproduction. In great condition. For all those who wish to restore their car in original not using reproduction parts, this is the lens for you.
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