2 Vintage Lighting Technologies Stop/tail/turn Lights In Package Lt3157 12v on 2040-parts.com
Uniontown, Ohio, US
2 Lighting Technologies Stop/Tail/Turn Light bulbs in package
These were purchased some time ago and never opened.
#3157
LT3157 part number
There is no specific car make on the package or date.
12 volts
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