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Vintage Federal Police Car Firetruck Siren Marked "12 Dc Wlr 2l22g5" Rare !! on 2040-parts.com

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Newark, Ohio, United States

Newark, Ohio, United States
Condition:Used Brand:UNKNOWN Warranty:No Warranty Manufacturer Part Number:UNKNOWN

VINTAGE FEDERAL SIREN MARKED "12 dc wlr 2l22g5" rare !! really hard to find in this cosmetic shape a true rare siren with rare red lenses is untested but would assume it should work no guarantees  Check my high resolution pictures for an accurate indication of condition - see my other auctions listing for more interesting and fantastic stuff. measures 16 x 11 inches at highest points of siren 

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