United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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LED back-up light for 1969 Camaro RS improves rear visibility
This LED back-up light is designed for the 1969 Camaro RS and carries part number 110443. It replaces the original incandescent unit with a modern LED source. The accessory fits directly into the factory housing for a clean exterior appearance.
The LED unit supersedes the stock filament bulb that came on the 1969 Camaro RS. The change is worthwhile when the original lamp has failed, dimmed with age or when the owner wants brighter reverse illumination without modifying the wiring or lens. Builders who need a different lens pattern or a multi-function tail assembly should look elsewhere.
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It is designed as a direct replacement for the factory 1969 Camaro RS back-up light, using the original mounting points and lens opening.
The LED unit requires a solid ground connection at the housing; relying on the original bulb socket ground often causes flicker or no illumination.
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