Sylvania 880 Light Bulb, Pack Of 1 on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, US
NEW SYLVANIA 880 FOG/ DRIVING LIGHT/LAMPS/BULB 1 unit
- Designed to improve candlepower consistency
- Made from high quality material for long lasting durability
- Features a continuous coil that resists shock and vibration extending the service life
- Easy maintenance
- Facilitates hassle free installation
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