Triumph Tr6 Rh Rear Sidemarker Lens Nos on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Offered in this auction is a NEW ORIGINAL STOCK (NOS) LUCAS right-hand rear sidemarker
lens for all Triumph TR6 models. This is a genuine LUCAS part, not one of the poorly made
reproduction pieces. If you are preparing a car for Concours, this is a must
have item. Delivery to addresses in the lower 48 United States only. Sorry, no
exceptions. Be certain to look at my other auctions.
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