Deckhand Stow-a-way Utility Light (se17) on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
STOW-A-WAY UTILITY LIGHT
LAMP EQUIPPED WITH SUCTION CUP AND MAGNETIC BASE FOR QUICK ATTACHMENT TO MOST SURFACES
RUGGEDLY BUILT FOR BOAT AND RV USE - WIRES DIRECTLY TO 12 VDC POWER SOURCE
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