Super Ray Guide Light - Remanufactured - New Lens, Wires, & Bulb on 2040-parts.com
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States
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Super Ray Guide Light Fully restored single Super Ray guide lights rewired with new lens and new bulb. Call Rick Blomquist at White Glove Auto Collections today at (608) 780-8229. Switches and stainless steel wire covers are available at an extra cost. Overseas shipping is estimated below. International buyers will pay based on location. Lot #105 |
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