Volvo Taillight Lenses And Assembly (1968-72 142/144) on 2040-parts.com
Kanata, ON, Canada
1968-1972 Volvo 142/144. One set of used rear taillight lenses and assemblies. Very clean, used. Slight crack in onewhite lense (see photo). Shipping cost set at most economical rate. Will ship worldwide: please contact seller as to actual worldwide cost.
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