New 30`s ~ 40`s ~ 50`s Vintage Style Small Tear Drop Clear Driving Lights 12 Vol on 2040-parts.com
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NEW PAIR OF CLEAR SMALL VINTAGE STYLE TEAR DROP STYLE DRIVING LIGHTS ! LIGHTS CAN BE USED ON CARS AND TRUCKS OF THE EARLY 1930`S ~ 40`S AND SOME EARLY 1950`S ! HAS A CHROME TEAR DROP STYLE LIGHT HOUSING AND COMES WITH A NEW PAIR OF 4 INCH CLEAR COLOR SEAL BEAMS THAT ARE 12-VOLTS AND A NEW PAIR OF BLACK POWDER COATED MOUNTING BRACKETS ! COMES READY TO INSTALLED , NICE LOOKING DRESS UP ITEM .
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