Sell Dixson Inductive Timing Light - Model 1978 - Still in box w/ instructions in Independence, Iowa, US, for US $14.99

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Found at a recent estate sale. This auction is for a Dixson Inductive Timing Light - Model 1978 - Still in box w/ instruction. Excellent condition. Original purchase receipt is even present. box does show light shelf wear, but styrofoam tray was put in box backwards to protect unit and keep it clean. Great unit!

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