41/2" Diamond Light Drag Specialties on 2040-parts.com
Warren, Ohio, US
UP FOR SALE IS A: New in the box 4 1/2" DIAMOND HEADLIGHT
- 12V, dual-element, 30/30W bulb
- Fits most 41/2" spotlight housings
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