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Broken Tail Light Lens 200

posted by  wench-vt on  Sat Jan 1 22:13 CST 2011
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Hey there -

Backing my 92 wagon into the garage I busted my passenger side tail lamp lens. Yeah, I really can drive in reverse. It's just a bit of a squeeze. You'd have to see my garage set up to understand. Anyway, the only broken part is the white back up lens. I almost have enough of the pieces to reconstruct it, but not quite. So...

I've kept a replacement unit for the whole lamp assembly in my garage but it's a little rough. Some of the plastics around the red edges are chipped off a little. It's all there and I can certainly use it. It just wouldn't look quite as good. The unit is airtight and would do the trick, though. But...


I'm wondering if I can just get the back-up light lens off of my spare and use that as the rest of my present unit is almost pristine. Or is that white lens available new somewhere? It'll be awhile before my next trip to the bone yard and unfortunately the closest one crushed all of their 240s this past year. Oof! Any info will certainly be appreciated. Thanks in advance / Jim






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