Lambretta Lucas Taillight American Spec License Plate Holder on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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Up for sale is this hand crafted Lucas American Spec License plate bump out made for the Lucas Stinger Lambretta Taillight.
It was made to spec from an original plate bump out . You can tell from the second photo how it works.This auction is for the plate bump out only and does not include the stinger taillight. I have left it unfinished so you can color matched to your desired paint scheme. The item will be securely packed for shipping. Please feel free to ask any questions. Please look at my other listings for scooter related items. Positive feed back will be left when received. Posted with eBay Mobile |
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