Mk3 Volkswagen Jetta Driver Side Headlight And Retainer on 2040-parts.com
Forest Lake, Minnesota, US
For sale is a driver side headlight assembly for a mk3 (1993-1998) Volkswagen Jetta. This is not an aftermarket part, it was removed from a 1997 Jetta. There are no cracks and there is no fogging.
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