Vintage Buick Ford Chevrolet Chrysler Pontiac Cowl Light 1920 1930 on 2040-parts.com
Milton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vintage Chrysler Chevrolet Buick Pontiac cowl light. It appears to be original with the bracket. They have few cracks, scratches. Glass is marked: C.M. Hall Lamp Co. Detroit mich. Look at all the pictures for details. If you have any question send an email. thanks for looking. For worldwide shipping rate will need shipping information for calculation. Will ship as soon as payment clears. Payment is expected within 5 days of winning auction. |
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