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Rare Vintage Wipac Map Reading Light For Facia Fitting For Classic Cars Boxed on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Budapest, default, Hungary

Budapest, default, Hungary
Never used. The box is in poor condition! Please see all the photos for exact condition!
Brand:Wipak Other Part Number:S3250 Manufacturer Part Number:S3250 Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom

Up for auction is a vintage Wipak Semap Lamp Map Reading Lamp - For Facia Fitting in excellent condition. Never used, boxed. The box is in poor condition. 

Part Number as shown on box: S3250

Please see all the pictures for exact condition!


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