Vintage Automobile Spotlight on 2040-parts.com
Collegeville, Pennsylvania, US
THIS IS AN OLD PLASTIC HANDHELD SPOTLIGHT WITH WHAT APPEARS TO A WESTINGHOUSE. CAR LAMP. THE LIGHT HAS A 12 VOLT ( CIGARETTE LIGHTER PLUG) . IT IS IN GOOD USED CONDITION AND WORKS WELL WITH AN ON OFF SWITCH. HAS A LITTLE HANGER ON IT.
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