Opt-7 50 Inch Light Bar With Harness on 2040-parts.com
Dacula, Georgia, United States
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50 inch led light bar from opt-7. Has bolts all across front instead of just in corners like the cheap chinese knock offs. Also has one way valve to keep any water from building up.
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