V- Tech 1552 Originals Tail Light Cover - Black, Plastic, Slotted, '99-'03 Gm on 2040-parts.com
Michigan City, Indiana, United States
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YOU ARE LOOKING AT A PAIR OF V TECH TAIL LIGHT COVERS, SPECS AND DETAILS ARE AS FOLLOW:
MODEL: 1552
STYLE: SLOTTED GRILL
FITS: GM F/S
YEARS: 1999- 2003
UNIT IS NEW IN MANUFACTURE PACKAGING, OLD STOCK. AS PICTURED SOME DISCOLORATION ON MANUFACTURE PACKAGING BUT NOTHING THAT EFFECTS THE UNITS PRODUCTIVITY OR APPEARANCE. |
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