Polarg M13 Bl Hybrid 7443 Hyper White Light Bulbs Lightbulbs Pair M-13 Jdm on 2040-parts.com
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Polarg M13 Bl Hybrid 7443 Hyper White Light Bulbs
Polarg bulbs are perhaps some of the best bulbs in the lighting industry, they are known for their superb lighting and reliability. Rated at 12v 21/5w. 100% Genuine Polarg product. Made by Nissei Japan.
**Your item will come brand new in the original Polarg packaging!*
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