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Signal-stat 2702, Cyclostat Ii Sae Sti64 Tail Light Marker Lamp Housing on 2040-parts.com

US $6.98
Location:

Royersford, Pennsylvania, United States

Royersford, Pennsylvania, United States
Good used condition
Brand:SIGNAL-STAT Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Rear Manufacturer Part Number:2702 Surface Finish:BLACK Interchange Part Number:CYCLOSTAT II Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:SAE STI64

Here we have a SIGNAL-STAT 2702, Cyclostat II SAE STI64 Tail Light Marker Lamp Housing.  The Signal-Stat 2702 is stamped on the top of the housing.  The Amber lens is stamped with the Cyclostat info.  House and lens appears to be in very good condition with no cracks and good Black paint coverage.  The lens only has a tiny scuff here or there.  Lamp has not been tested. Lamp is 4" diameter and approx. 2" thick.

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