Nos 1964 1965 Studebaker Tail Light Housing. Cruiser Daytona Commander on 2040-parts.com
Momence, Illinois, US
NOS 1964 1965 STUDEBAKER TAILLIGHT HOUSINGL. This is, I believe, for the right side. This is a NO RESERVE auction. High bidder wins it !
Shipping anywhere in the Continental US for $10.00
Will be listing more NOS Studebaker items !......including some for only .99 cents opening bid with NO RESERVE !!
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