1955 1956 Chevrolet Belair Third Brake Light Assembly New Us Made on 2040-parts.com
Ankeny, Iowa, US
This third brake light is perfect for your 1955 1956 Chevrolet (Bel Air, 210 or 150). This LED Third Brake Light Assembly has a chrome bezel and comes with wiring and instructions. Manufactured by Tri-Tech Inc. of Tracy, CA. It fits in place of the trunk emblem for extra safety and the "custom" look!
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