Volvo 240 Oem Sedan Blue Hella Third Brake Tail Light Cover 244 on 2040-parts.com
Simi Valley, California, US
Listings is for one OEM blue Hella third brake light cover for Volvo 240 sedans. Fits all 1986-93 models. In excellent condition. Most third brake light covers often crack or break-- this is a perfect replacement. This cover has no cracks but you must be delicate with it during installation. These are very tricky to install. Both that I have available look exactly the same. These can be painted black and I would be willing to do that prior to shipping.
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