2 Green Led's For Dash Lights Or Other-for Camaro Firebird Gto Cuda Ratt Hot Rod on 2040-parts.com
Sugar Land, Texas, US
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Up for auction are 2 Green Led Light Assemblies with wire pigtails (as pictured) -- These can be used as turn signal dash lights, or a nitrous indicator ...or really, whatever you decide! Here's a description: Perfect for a variety of DC applications.
Don't miss out on these Led's! -- These look Old School-Awesome! |
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