Blaster Wally World Head Lights And Trail Tech Covers on 2040-parts.com
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
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"Wally World" head lights. Universal fit. Common for Blaster owners. New with out box.
Lights were $22 Blue Trail Tech jelly covers were $18 I heat shrunk the wires They have 50w bulbs and will need 20w bulbs due to stator output (purchased anywhere house hold bulbs are sold) |
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