Lot Of Auto Light Bulbs, 1156, 1073, 2057, 2825, 3157 Ll, 921, 194, 7443,de 3175 on 2040-parts.com
Seekonk, Massachusetts, United States
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This auction is for a mixed lot of auto light bulbs. Some unopened, some opened with one new bulb remaining from what was originally a two pack. Also included is one new and one partially used tube of bulb grease. Please see the photos and if there are any questions, please ask.
Bulbs included in this auction are: Philips 2057, unopened, 2 bulbs Philips 1156 (Replaces 1073), unopened, 2 bulbs Sylvania 2825, opened 1 bulb Sylvania 3157, opened, 1 bulb GE 194, opened, 1 bulb GE 921, opened, 1 bulb GE 7443, opened, 1 bulb GE DE3175, opened, 1 bulb. Payment is expected via PayPal within one day of auction ending. Please remember to leave positive feedback once you have received your items. |
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