Vintage 1967 Amc Rambler Tail Light Left Hand P/n 3207555 Group No. 3.306 N.o.s. on 2040-parts.com
Sonora, California, US
UP FOR SALE IS A VINTAGE 1967 AMC RAMBLER TAIL LIGHT LENS WITH GASKET AND SCREWS. P/N 3207555, LEFT HAND. GROUP NO. 3.306.THE NO.'S ON THE LENS READS SAE DBST 67 AW HL. THERE IS A SINGLE CHROME STRIP DOWN THE CENTER. THESE ARE N.O.S., NEW NEVER USED. I HAVE TWO AVAILABLE, SOLD SINGLY.THANKS FOR LOOKING. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS. WILL COMBINE SHIPPING. PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN 5 DAYS.
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