United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Right-hand LED sequential tail light fits 1932 Ford cars and trucks
This right-hand tail light fits 1932 Ford cars and trucks with a sequential LED design. It replaces the original lamp on the passenger side of the vehicle. The unit is a new exterior accessory from United Pacific Industries. It provides a modern lighting signature for classic restoration projects.
The lamp is engineered specifically for the right-hand side of the 1932 Ford body. Buyers restoring the driver-side or requiring a left-hand unit will need a separate part number. The sequential LED function operates only on this right-hand assembly. Verify the mounting location before ordering to ensure correct fitment.
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The right-hand unit lights each segment in turn when you apply the brakes or signal, giving a sweeping effect that is far more visible than a single bulb flash.
It is built with the original-style connector for 1932 Ford cars and trucks, so it plugs straight into the factory harness without adapters.
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