OER N5503 Tail Light Lens 1970-71 Nova; Rectangular Backup Lens; Drivers Side
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OER N5503 1970-71 Nova Tail Light Lens; Rectangular Backup Lens; Drivers Side Features:
Reproduction of the original tail lamp lens designed For use on all 1970-71 Chevrolet Nova models. Each tail lamp lens is designed to replicate the original in every detail. Manufactured using quality injection molded acrylic ABS lens material. Features a square back-up lens found on 1970 And early 1971 (1st design) models. Tail light lenses feature correct SAE And "Guide" markings For authenticity.
Chevrolet Applications:Important: All 1970 Andamp; early production 1971 models feature a small rectangular shaped back-up light lens in the center of the lens. Later production 1971 Andamp; all 1972 models were produced With a larger square shaped back-up light lens. The later production lens required the upper And lower center screw holes to be slightly offset rather than centered. 1971 owners: If you are unsure of which housing your vehicle is equipped With, please check the positioning of the upper And lower screw holes in the lenses, And match them to your housings.
Note: For late production 1971 model With square-shaped backup lens, refer to
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