2pc. 12v Clearance Lights Red Running Light on 2040-parts.com
Wellington, Ohio, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A REAL NICE SET OF RED CLEARANCE LIGHTS/ RUNNING LIGHTS
Quickly and easily mount these clearance marker lamps to trucks or trailers for additional clearance lighting. The marker lamps feature heavy duty acrylic lenses in durable, corrosion-proof ABS housings. These watertight clearance marker lamps are a great addition to semi trucks, trailers and other high vehicles for added clearance lighting.
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