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Oem 1960's-70's Lucas L679 Taillight Lens With Original Screws-triumph/bsa Etc. on 2040-parts.com

US $9.95
Location:

Natick, Massachusetts, US

Natick, Massachusetts, US
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Used original 1960's-early 70's Lucas L679 tail light lens and mounting screws.In nice usable but not show quality shape,no cracks,it does have a small barely visible worn spot on the top of the beehive.As used on period triump[h,BSA,Norton etc.This is an original vintage Lucas lens,not a repop.

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