License Plate Light For Hot Rod Rat Rod Or Antique Car on 2040-parts.com
East Hartford, Connecticut, US
UP FOR BIDDING CHROME PLATED METAL LICENSE PLATE LIGHT.THIS NICE LITTLE LIGHT IS SMALL AND CAN BE MOUNTED IN MANY LOCATIONS,WHITE PLASTIC LENS TWO WIRE CONNECTION COMES WITH GASKET AND TWO MOUNTING SCREWS FOR FLUSH MOUNTING.TO BE USED AS A CUSTOM ADD ON THAT HAS A VERY NEAT LOOK. 12 VOLT
MEASUREMENT IS 2 1/2" X 1 1/4" STICKS OUT ONLY 1"
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