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Azusa, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Command Electronics Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:001-53 UPC:797401153007

Command Electronics 001-53 Halogen Light 10 Watt 3.125 in

3.1 Inch Accent Light 10 Watt Halogen.

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