Nos Tung-sol No.81 Automotive Bulbs 6v-box Of 10 Bulbs on 2040-parts.com
Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, United States
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NOS Tung-Sol No.81 Automotive Bulbs 6V-Box Of 10 Bulbs. Box shows signs of age/storage/shelf wear/some damage around end flaps. Bulbs are in new, unused condition. Metal on bulb bases may show some age discoloration. SELLING IN AS FOUND AND AS IS CONDITION WITH SIGNS OF AGE/STORAGE. Buyer to pay mailing cost of $4.50 via Standard Mail. Paypal payment only accepted-Payment due within 7 days from end of auction. Thanks For Looking.
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