Cibie 95 driving lights, I purchased these new many years ago. They may have been test mounted to a bumper but were never used. They still appear to be in excellent condition . They function properly. These have 55w replaceable H2 style bulbs. Made in France. In original boxes complete with stone guard covers. Great look for vintage car
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