Ford Pickup Truck License Plate Light Lens - Without Step Side Bumper F100-250 on 2040-parts.com
East Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States
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Listed is a Nos 60s license plate light . These were installed in the plate bracket that hung off the rear of the frame. They were used with trucks that didn't have a bumper. These were also used with some of the 60s cars as well. Do your research before buying. Part is in excellent condition ! Even retained the wire sheath and original bulb. Thanks for looking.
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