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1949-1954 Chevy Headlight 7 Inch Round White Diamond With Single Color White LED Halo And Turn Signals

Item EK-80-343205-1
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    Features

    • Awesome Accessory For Your Early Chevy!
    • 7" Ultra White Halogen Headlight Replaces Original H6014 & H6024
    • Parabolic Headlamp Provides 50% More Light Than Original Equipment
    • Simple Plug 'n Play Harness For Headlight Bulb
    • LED Halo May Be Spliced In As A Daytime Running Lamp, Parking Light Or Turn Signal
    • Angel Eyes LED SMD Halo Ring Provides 100,000+ Hours
    • Halo Ring Draws Very Low Voltage So They Can Be Left On At Car Shows
    • Glass Lens With Thermoformed Plastic Parabolic Reflector For Long Service Life
    • Integrated LED Turn Signals
    • Ecklers Legacy Number: 80-10694

    Description

    If you like the Angel Eyes halo LED running lights on some of the newer model cars, Eckler's Early Chevy has come up with a neat product! This replacement headlight has a powerful ultra white Halogen bulb with an all white halo ring and it will fit 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 or 1949 Styleline, Fleetline, 210, 150 or Bel Air with a little modification to the back of the headlight bucket. Plus, these lights feature integrated LED turn signals which can be wired in to your turn indicator harness. The LED ring lights up with a remote control which draws low voltage from your Early Chevy so you can leave them on at car shows. Make the grandkids proud and order a pair of Redline Lumtronix White Diamond headlights with integrated turn signals for your Early Chevy today!

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