Nos 1967 Galaxie, Ltd, Country Squire Parking Light Turn Signal Lens Oem on 2040-parts.com
South Lyon, Michigan, United States
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ONE, New Old Stock, vintage, original Ford Motor Company part, with Ford logo stamped on lens. Not a reproduction part. Correct for a 100 point restoration. For the Passenger side (right hand side), but we also have a set listed on ebay so see our other listings. This is the clear lens that mounts in the front bumper for the directional turn signal and park light / lamp. Comes with factory screws. For the 1967 Galaxie, and Galaxie 500 XL, LTD, convertible, sedan four door hardtop, We also think it is for the Country Squire station wagon, but please compare if you have a wagon as we are not sure.
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