Vintage Red Fog Light Crome Rim on 2040-parts.com
Lewiston, Maine, United States
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THIS LIGHT MEASURES 7 INCHES ACROSS 3 INCHES DEEP HAS A CROME RIM AND A BLACK METAL SHELL.NEED TO BE CLEANED AND PAINTED,SMALL RESTORATION.BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING WHICH WILL BE THE CHEAPEST WAY POSSIBLE,THANK YOU FOR LOOKING..
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