Vintage Wagner Lighting Products Miniature Automotive Lamps Nos Import&american on 2040-parts.com
Florence, Wisconsin, United States
Up for auction is a NOS box of Wagner Lighting company miniature Automotive Lamps. Full box of 10. For All Import and American made vehicles. Any questions please feel to ask. Thank you.
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