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Toyota Corolla 1999 Rear Light Lens Auto Car Japan Left Tail Signal Running on 2040-parts.com

C $19.99
Location:

Markham, Ontario, Canada

Markham, Ontario, Canada
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR(S) AND BULB(S)...THE BOLTS ARE ALL PERFECT AND ARE WHAT REALLY HOLD THE LENS IN PLACE.
Brand:Toyota Placement on Vehicle:Right, Rear Manufacturer Part Number:Toyota 1999 Rear Tail Light

I got a 1999 Toyota Corolla hoping to drive it but alas, rust rendered it unsafe, so I saved the rear lights as they were in very good shape! These would cost tons more if you got them from Toyota! Shipping charges are my best estimate...might be more or less depending...likely less... Might fit other years...not sure! Please ask before you bid if you have any questions! THIS IS THE TAIL LIGHT FOR THE LEFT SIDE OF THE REAR OF A 1991 TOYOTA COROLLA...LEFT WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE BACK OF THE CAR...OR THE DRIVER'S SIDE...IT ALSO HAS ATTACHED TO IT, AN ADPATER TO RUN LIGHTS ON A TRAILER...AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES... March 28 2016!!! Now listing in Canadian Funds!!! Questions welcome...offers welcome...messasges via eBay welcome...thanks for looking...

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