SKU: PK-24160524

1941-1947 GMC CCV100 LED Bed Roll Taillight Pair 4 Color - Drive Brake Turn Reverse, CCV100

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$119.95
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$129.94

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Descripción
Autolöc's 1941-1947 GMC CCV100 4 in 1 LED Bedroll Taillights are Super Stealth! The Sleek Machined Aluminum Enclosure Contains Bright LEDS that turn:

- Red when you turn on your Headlights
- Bright Red when you hit your Brakes
- Yellow when you flip on your Turn Signals
- White when you shift into Reverse

FEATURES
- Fits Hole Size 1 9/16" (39.7002 mm)
- Colors (Red, Yellow, White, Bright Red)
- Stealth White Lens
- Thickness .48” (12.192mm)
- Max Width 1 5/8” (41.275 mm)
- 5 Oxygen Free Copper Wires (OFC)
- Bedroll or Direct Mount
- Machined Aluminum Case
- Sealed Lens
- Sold as Pair (2 Included)
- Detailed Instructions
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Toll Free Tech Support

Each of the super low profile machined aluminum cases include 5 wires that connect you your existing wiring:

Black = Ground
Red = Lights
Yellow = Turn Signal
White = Reverse
Brown = Brake Light

Perfect for covering up those bed roll holes that are impossible to paint and just collect dirt. Give them a practical purpose and enhance your looks while improving your overall safety.

Can be mounted in your 1941-1947 GMC CCV100 factory bedroll, or flush mount in any surface. Perfect for marker lights or for interior ceiling, glove box, console or anywhere you want to add a touch of light.

Super compact profile means these lights will fit in very tight places great for your bedroll and other locations for matching custom lighting on your truck!

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