Blue Dot Tail Light Lense Inserts 1 Pair (2) Rear Lights W/ Chrome Bezel 9472 on 2040-parts.com
Brooksville, Florida, United States
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CAREFULLY CUT YOUR HOLE IN THE VEHICLE'S REAR TAIL LIGHT LENSE - INSERT BLUE DOT LENS - SECURE WITH BEZEL. DONE!!!!!!!! GIVES YOUR VEHICLE A RED PURPULARISH GLOW WHEN YOU STOP! FOR SHOW AND COMPETITION USE ONLY - YOU MAY WANT TO CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS BEFORE INSTALLING, THEY ARE PROBABLY NOT APPROVED BUT ALSO PROBABLY NO PROBLEM WITH THE LAW AS WELL! MADE OF THE SAME GRADE PLASTIC AS YOUR LENS TOO!
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