Purchase Jetco #89 Purple Light Bulbs for Interior Entry Dome or Console in St Albert, Alberta, Canada, for US $20.00

Condition:New Brand:Jetco

BRAND NEW -- Box of 10

Jetco #89 - Interior Dome / Console Purple Light Bulbs

These are the proper rated #89 bulbs for the interior lights that will not melt your lenses. Can be used in any car that requires an 89 bulb.

CHANGE the interior look in your car with these! They look really cool!

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