inginuity time TD-0346A LED Projector Headlights Set of 2 2010-2019
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- 9-14.5 V
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Right-hand red LED tail light fits 1972 Chevelle SS and Malibu models
This right-hand tail light fits 1972 Chevelle SS and Malibu models. It uses red LED illumination for the rear lighting function. The assembly measures 7.95 x 6.35 x 3.3 inches and weighs 0.55 lbs. It is supplied new and covered by a lifetime manufacturer warranty.
Installation replaces the original equipment tail light on the passenger side. The LED technology provides illumination without requiring modifications to the vehicle wiring harness. Buyers needing a left-hand unit or a complete pair must source those separately. This part addresses only the right-hand tail light position.
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This right-hand tail light uses exactly 42 red LEDs and is built for 1972 Chevelle SS and Malibu models.
The unit measures 7.95 by 6.35 by 3.3 inches and weighs .55 lbs, matching the original R/H mounting points on a 1972 Chevelle.
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