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1933 - 1936 Ford Blacked Out Tail Light for your bobber or chopper
This is an all-black version of the popular 33 style Model A tail light.
- Blacked out 12V repop high quality tail light - not a cheap knock off. Glass lens, no plastic here.
- Black body with black bezel for the murdered-out look.
- License plate light on bottom of bezel for illumination.
- Yes this is a running light and a brake light.
- Incandescent light bulb included (this is not an LED light)
- Has two screws on back for custom mounting.
- These lights measure 3-3/4" in diameter, 2-1/4" deep. The mounting studs are 1-3/4" center to center.
$19.66
Original: $56.16
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1933 - 1936 Ford Blacked Out Tail Light for your bobber or chopper
This is an all-black version of the popular 33 style Model A tail light.
- Blacked out 12V repop high quality tail light - not a cheap knock off. Glass lens, no plastic here.
- Black body with black bezel for the murdered-out look.
- License plate light on bottom of bezel for illumination.
- Yes this is a running light and a brake light.
- Incandescent light bulb included (this is not an LED light)
- Has two screws on back for custom mounting.
- These lights measure 3-3/4" in diameter, 2-1/4" deep. The mounting studs are 1-3/4" center to center.
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This is an all-black version of the popular 33 style Model A tail light.
- Blacked out 12V repop high quality tail light - not a cheap knock off. Glass lens, no plastic here.
- Black body with black bezel for the murdered-out look.
- License plate light on bottom of bezel for illumination.
- Yes this is a running light and a brake light.
- Incandescent light bulb included (this is not an LED light)
- Has two screws on back for custom mounting.
- These lights measure 3-3/4" in diameter, 2-1/4" deep. The mounting studs are 1-3/4" center to center.
