1969 Buick Sportwagon Rear Marker Lights. on 2040-parts.com
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States
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Pair of used rear side marker lights part # 386659 they are in good shape. In the second picture you can see that a piece of plastic is broken out on the back but you can not see it on the front. Ships to the lower 48 States, all other locations at current Postal Rates. |
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