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Vintage Truck Van Boat Tractor Stationery Engine Warning Lights Globes on 2040-parts.com

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Edwardstown, SA, Australia

Edwardstown, SA, Australia

Vintage Truck Van boat Tractor

Stationery Engine Warning Globes

6 Spare Globes     12/24 Volt  

(1) Orange & (1) White & (1) Blue & (1) Green lights ready to wire up

+ Spare Coloured covers...2 White - 2 Orange - 4 Blue - 1 - Green

Many uses only limited to your imagination.

Can be used for restoration of stationery engine or tractor, old motorbike or many other uses indicating power on.

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