Torino Side Marker Light 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 Ranchero 500 Gt Squire on 2040-parts.com
Running Springs, California, United States
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TORINO - RANCHERO 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 SIDE MARKER LIGHT FOR LEFT REAR (DRIVER), BUT WILL WORK FINE ON PASSENGER RIGHT REAR BY CUTTING OFF THE 1/4" PLASTIC PIN NEXT TO THE MOUNTING STUD SHOWN IN THE PICTURE OF THE PART NUMBER. SMALL 3/8" VERTICAL CRACK ON TOP EDGE, DARK INSIDE AREAS NEAR ONE END. FITS GRAN TORINO AND RANCHERO WITH CENTER TO CENTER BETWEEN MOUNTING STUDS |
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