Vintage 1939 Oldsmobile Taillight Side Marker Lenses Original I.c.c. 920689 on 2040-parts.com
Lopez Island, Washington, US
Two (2) Vintage 1939 OLDSMOBILE Side Marker Lenses for the SIDE MOUNTED Tail lights.
One is in very nice condition with one minor chip on the bottom that is very hard to notice.
The second is in nice condition with three chips on the bottom.
I.C.C. No. 920689
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