Parts 2+ Inch Port & Starboard Domed Bubble Light Ship Boat Sail on 2040-parts.com
Puyallup, Washington, US
WE LOVE TO COMBINE OUR ITEMS FOR CHEAPER SHIPPING!
This is a set of port and starboard bubble lights. No wiring and its the lenses and housings only. They measure 2+1/4 inches wide and 1+1/4 inches tall. They would be great for re use.
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