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NEW VINTAGE STYLE TURN SIGNAL ! ACCESSORY TURN SIGNAL CAN BE USED ON CAR AND TRUCKS OF THE 1930'S ~ 1940'S ~ 1950'S AND SOME 1960`S THAT WERE NOT EQUIPPED WITH A TURN SIGNAL ! CAN BE ADAPTED FOR 6 ~ 8 ~ OR 12 VOLTS ! COMES WITH INSTRUCTIONS AND MOUNTING HARDWARE ! WE ALSO SHIP INTERNATIONAL ! BUYER PAYS SHIPPING/HANDLING COST $ 7.00 ! WE OFFER SHIPPING DISCOUNTS ON MULTIPLE ITEMS !
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