1948 Plymouth Pair Glass Park Light Turn Signal Blinker Lenses Original Mopar on 2040-parts.com
Watertown, South Dakota, United States
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Pair of glass front park light lenses from a 1948 Plymouth sedan. They should fit 46 47 and early 49 as well. Neither are broken, but both have staining and discoloring. They were quite a bit worse, but I did get some of it washed off. Further cleaning might help, but maybe they are just stained. Still look fair, but not nice and clear up close. The gaskets were baked right onto the lenses and fell apart when taking them off. There are still little remains of the gaskets stuck to these lenses. Look close. Rare parts at a low price. See my other auctions. |
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