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Vintage Amber Guide 5 3/4" Sealed Fog Lamp Light Sealed Chrome Yellow Rat Rod on 2040-parts.com

US $37.99
Location:

Ogdensburg, New Jersey, United States

Ogdensburg, New Jersey, United States
unknown if working; no cracks to glass; no dents to chrome though a couple tiny spots where chrome is starting to come off or slightly bubble up.
Brand:Guide Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Surface Finish:Chrome UPC:Does not apply

Vintage GUIDE Amber  5 3/4" Sealed Fog Lamp Light Sealed Chrome Yellow Rat Rod. Unknown if working, wiring and/or bulb may need repair or replacing; no cracks to glass; no dents to chrome though a couple tiny spots where chrome is starting to come off or slightly bubble up. Please see all photos to make your own determination of "condition". Thank you.

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