inginuity time TD-0346A LED Projector Headlights Set of 2 2010-2019
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- 9-14.5 V
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A 1950s Pontiac-style LED stop, turn and tail light with bezel, red LED and red lens measuring 7.85 x 5.55 x 1.85 inches and weighing .57 lbs
This United Pacific Industries tail light replicates 1950s Pontiac styling with a red LED and red lens. The assembly includes a bezel and measures 7.85 x 5.55 x 1.85 Inch. It functions as a combined stop, turn and tail light for classic vehicle restoration or custom builds. The unit weighs .57 Lbs and carries a six-month manufacturer warranty.
Builders fitting 1950s Pontiac-style housings will find this LED unit matches the original look with modern illumination. Buyers requiring a different lens colour, clear lens option or alternative bulb technology should look at something else. Installers without the correct mounting hardware or wiring adapters for this specific housing will need to source those separately.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | United Pacific |
| Product type | Bulbs |
| Quality grade | Performance |
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