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Rat Rod Antique Red And White Emergency Light on 2040-parts.com

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Suches, Georgia, United States

Suches, Georgia, United States

1950s era spot/emergency light.

12 volt

Sears and Roebuck embossed on lens.

Works great!

Perfect for rat rod, or.......

Sorry to those who have asked, but I only ship within the USA.









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