Oem Usdm 90-96 Nissan Z 300zx Front Left Driver Headlight Assembly Fl on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Connecticut, US
OEM used front left driver side headlight. Not sure of condition. Some rust on front bottom. One bulb looks good, one bulb has broken filament. Side pivot plastic broken as shown, could be epoxied back together. (See pictures)
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