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1938-1939 Ford Blue Dot Tail Light Lens, Passenger Car
1938-1939 Ford Blue Dot Tail Light Lens, Passenger Car
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1938-1939 Ford Blue Dot Tail Light Lens, Passenger Car
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Lens Color:
Blue Dot
Overall Height:
4.72"
Depth:
.80"
Overall Width:
2.29"
Material Type:
Glass
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Each
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These reproduction red glass tail light lens are for 1938-1939 Ford cars. They feature the classic Lynx-Eye blue dot in the center. Gives a bright lavender appearance when brake light comes on.
- Original replacement
- Red glass lens
- Classic Lynx-Eye blue dot in center
- 1938-1939 Ford cars only
- Sold each
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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