Nos New Old Stock 1967 Dodge Coronet 440 Tail Light Lamp Lens 67 Mopar on 2040-parts.com
Statenville, Georgia, US
This auction is for a New-Old-Stock (NOS) taillight lens for a 1967 Dodge Coronet 400. I bought it 13 years ago for a Coronet 440 we had at that time, but never installed it because I couldn't find a pair. It has some light shelfwear scuffs from not being in its original package, but they are so light I couldn't get them to show up even in close up photos. They should polish out very easily. There are some blemishes on the chrome trim, but no pits. The blemishes on the trim wouldn't show up either. The reflections of everything else in the room kept showing up in the pictures. The item actually looks much better in person than in these photos. I believe it is for the right side, but I'm not certain. The "SAE-STDB-67W" on the lens is right side up when the lens is in the same position as it would be if mounted on the RH side of the car. There is one small chip on the outer edge of the bottom center rear mounting tab. There are no screw marks in the mounting tabs, so it has never been installed. The number cast into the back of the lens is AAFM 2606266 425 24354. Item is sold as is, but I will refund the buyers money if the item is not as I described it to be. Payment to be received within 5 business days of auction end. Georgia residents to add appropriate sales tax. Free shipping to lower 48 states. Please email any questions. This is the only one of these that I have. Thanks for looking and for bidding!
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