Ww2 Dodge Wc, Cckw Blackout Light Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Boron, California, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A WW2 DODGE WC, CCKW BLACKOUT LIGHT BRACKET. THIS IS A BLACKOUT LIGHT GUARD/BRACKET FOR THE EARLY DODGE AND CCKW. LATE IN THE WAR THEY MOUNTED THE BLACKOUT LIGHT ON THE FENDER, THE CONDITION IS NOS . INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS WILL HAVE SHIPPING CALCULATED AT END OF AUCTION
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