Jaguar Amber Panel Light Choke Warning Xj6 S1 Triumph on 2040-parts.com
Altadena, California, United States
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Jaguar Amber Choke Warning Light
This is for one or more (if more are still available) amber choke warning lights. Taken from an XJ6 S1, I think this is applicable to other Jaguars but I do not know which ones. I also believe these to be used on Triumphs but again, I'm not sure.
The light(s) are in very good used condition. See the photographs and form your own assessment of the condition. Tested and work just fine.
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