Gm2801139c Chevrolet Cavalier Passenger Side Replacement Taillight Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Daingerfield, Texas, US
Complete passenger tail lamp assembly. Includes bulb and bulb socket, which the factory units are prone for failure. This unit is CAPA certified, exceeding OEM quality and standards.
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