Volvo S-70 V-70 Fog Light Left (driver) Side - Nice! on 2040-parts.com
Snohomish, Washington, United States
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This is a like-new fog light assembly for the 98 thru 04 (?) Volvo S-70 sedan and V-70 wagon. Left hand (driver ) side. Bulb and socket not included. (I know I have it here somewhere. I will throw it in as soon as I find it!) Excellent used condition. Looks new, but there are a very few road rash pits in the lens. Barely noticeable. If you need to replace yours, this is a very economical solution. Thanks for looking!
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