Original 67 68 Firebird Gm Pair Tail Light Assemblies W/lens & Housings 1967 on 2040-parts.com
Elkin, North Carolina, US
Offered here is a Set of Two Tail Lamp Housings for your 1967 or 1968 Pontiac Firebird. I am Selling these with the Lenses although the lenses are not real good. Yoy are Buying the Housings and I am throwing in the Lenses and two used gaskets. They will fit your 68 or 67 Firebird. The Housings are Originally off of a 67 but as I stated they will also fit a 68. Good Luck
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