02-06 + Yamaha Rhino 660 700 Rigid Industries Hid Plug & Play Kit Rgdhid1-4 on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
Two kits for less than the price of one! :) both are a rigid industries kits! The one not labeled is one of their first produced models. It was on a sponsored race rhino! Only has one working bulb! The other kit, is a newer brand new kit! Only opened to take the pics! Kit comes with everything as if u bought it yourself! These lights are great! Work fantastic, u won't be disappointed! Contact via eBay for questions
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