Auto Meter 3239 Mini Pro-lite Warning Lite Bright Red Incandescent Bulb on 2040-parts.com
Delaware, Ohio, United States
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Auto Meter 3239 Mini Pro-Lite Warning Lite Bright red incandescent bulb
 Bright red incandescent bulb gives you an unmistakable warning in the midst of racing action. 12 volt power and specific Auto Meter Pro-Lite sending unit required. Includes night cover. Measures 4-1/2''L x 2''H x 3/4''Dia.
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