1941-1949 International Truck Spot Light Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Madelia, Minnesota, United States
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International Truck 1941 to 1949 rotating spotlight is all intact does not have the rotation handle that would be mounted inside the vehicle or maybe in that case was mounted on the outside not sure...!
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