Mopar 1968-1974 A, B, C Amd E Body Dome Light Lens Used Original on 2040-parts.com
Stromsburg, Nebraska, United States
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This is a Mopar 1968 to 1974 A, B, C or E Body Dome light lens assembly. It is a used original part. It is in good condition. The harness has the roof rail grommet and one clip. The plug in is in good shape. The lens is in good condition. The lens is original and yellowed with age. There is no bulb. This assembly was originally in a 1969 Charger. Thanks for looking! |
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