Hopkins 28701va Nvision Back-up Alert 3156 Style Light on 2040-parts.com
Leasburg, Missouri, US
Product Features and Technical Details
- Designed to warn pedestrians when vehicle is reversed
- Made from high quality material
- Requires no wiring
- Includes patented technology
- Replaces back-up bulbs
- 250% Brighter Plus Lumineux
- Helps prevent accidents
- I have these on my truck and has save me many time from hurting someone when backing up
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