Pair Of Nos Senior Trippe Lights In Boxes, With Brackets on 2040-parts.com
Meriden, Connecticut, United States
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This is a pair of NOS Senior Trippe Lights in the original boxes. The brackets are there, includes the original switch, even has both sets of instillation instructions. Unfortunately the wrench is missing. They are in original unrestored condition, as shown. Please call or text with questions 203 537 7100. Thanks! John
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