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Rv Interior Double Surface Mount 12 Volt Light on 2040-parts.com

US $6.99
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Las Vegas, Nevada, US
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RV Interior

Double Surface Mount

12 Volt Light

 

 The Base is Approx: 11 1/2" Long x 4 1/2" Wide

&

Its Approx: 1 1/2" Tall

 

ITEM IS USED

BUT IN NICE CONDITION

 

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