New Complete Road Lamp Kit 1970 Cuda/barracuda/convertible/aar/hemi/440-6 on 2040-parts.com
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NEW COMPLETE FOG LIGHT KIT 1970 CUDA/BARRACUDA/CONVERTIBLE/AAR/HEMI/440-6, YOU GET 2 NEW FOG LIGHT ASSEMBLIES. DASH WIRING AND FORWARD HARNESS WIRING. 2 FOG LIGHT BRACKETS. 1 RELAY AND 1 SWITCH. 3 VALANCE CLIPS FOR HOLDING FOG LIGHT HARNESS. LIGHTS HAVE THE ADJUSTMENT WASHER ON BACK. GREAT SYSTEM. PODS ARE POWDERED COATED SILVER
I CAN GET 71 CUDA ROAD LAMP BRACKETS IF YOU WANT TO PUT THIS SET ON YOUR 71 I HAVE SOLD ALOT OF THESE FOG LIGHT PARTS. GREAT QUALITY. QUANTITY OF ONE GETS YOU ALL ITEMS IN THE PICTURE. ALL USA MADE |
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