24 Volt Lightbulbs As Is Untested on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, United States
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yes, there is one amber bulb if you carefully viewed the photos.
The story is these came back out of some junk that I toted home from the Philippines, they typically still use all 24v stuff on their Jeepneys and trucks. untested means just that, I did not set anything up to test, however when visually inspecting the elements look intact, but I make no promises that all these light bulbs will work. Bid Accordingly |
Light Bulbs for Sale
1x car dome festoon interior light 12smd 24v led 31mm xenon white(US $1.40)
10x w5w t10 lens high 3w power w5w white super bright auto led(US $9.86)
2x 5w 5 led xenon white 1156 ba15s p21w super bright lights lamp(US $23.06)
H11 7014 27smd fog led light auto external fog lamp xenon white(US $6.24)
10x b8.5d t5 led 12v lamp car gauge 5050 1 smd speedo dashboard dash side light(US $4.97)
2x high power 50w h4 cree car led auto lightings white cree car lamp auto bulb(US $25.30)
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