Set Left & Right 1957 Ford Nos Turn Signal Lenses B7a-13209-a & B7a-13208-a on 2040-parts.com
Goffstown, New Hampshire, United States
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For sale is a set of Genuine Ford FoMoCo NOS Parking lamp lenses, in original Ford packaging. **Please Note: I have 2 sets of these. One box is labeled as 2 left lenses (B7A-13209A) The other box is labeled as 2 right lenses (B7A-13208-A) This is how FORD originally packaged and sold their replacement lenses.** However, what you are getting is one set, which will include 1 each (Left & Right), carefully repackaged in one of these boxes. Notice the angle on each lens in the pictures. Fits 1957 FORD Fairlane500 Retractable, Convertible, Ranch Wagon, Ranchero, Country Sedan and Country Squire |
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