Gm 41 42 46 47 Pontiac Blue Dot Taillight Lens Torpedo Streamliner Deluxe Custom on 2040-parts.com
Red Lion, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a used glass rear turn signal taillamp lens with blue dot marked that it is for some 1941 1942 1946 1947 Pontiac models. Please check your own parts listings to be sure. I'm calling it used because I have no packaging, but I actually think it is NORS with minor shelf wear. Cast on it is 4. Cast on it's inside edge is 5931335, which may be a General Motors Corporation part number. Also cast on it's inside edge is B 434 R OR L. There are some very small chips on it's mounting surface. Buyer to pay packaging/shipping. Shipping price includes insurance (US only).
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