Vintage Tiger-ey Hexflex Reflectors No 100 Sae- A 61 Truck Jeep Usa P100 Chicago on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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Lot 2 of 3 listings. These vintage Tiger-ey hexflex tail lights are in pretty good condition for their age. One looks like it got hit by a rock or shot by a bb way back in the day. Hope these are what you are looking for to restore your vehicle back to original parts.
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