Nos Trippe Safety Light Speedlight Brackets Wrench Switch Packard Buick Lasalle on 2040-parts.com
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Here is an new never been used Trippe safety speed light. Made in late 1920's early 30's I believe. Comes with bracket to attach it to the front bumper, wrench & switch. Very nice, little scuff marks here & there from box wear over the years. I ship worldwide!!!!
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