46155 Modle 241 Trailer Wire Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Winneconne, Wisconsin, United States
46155 modle 241 trailer wire adapter.Requires light mate part 2 Green card. For vehicles with red turn signals or a common bulb for both turn signals and brake lights
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