Gmc Sonoma Third Brake Light Cover on 2040-parts.com
Newport, Pennsylvania, US
For consideration is a nice GMC S-15 Sonoma third brake light cover. It is made from billet aluminum and is laser cut. With a little polish you will have a nice shiny piece. It is not pitted or oxidized.
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