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12-Volt Tail Light; Black Housing; Red Lens; Driver Side (55-66 F-100, F-250 Flareside)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-48-901833
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Tail Lamp Assembly Left Hand Driver Side
      • Black Housing for Durable Protection
      • 12-Volt Electrical Design
      • Easy Installation
      • Built for Longevity and Visibility
      • Fits 55-66 F-100, F-250 Flareside

      Description

      High-Quality Replacement. The 12-Volt Tail Light Black Housing Red Lens Driver Side is a direct replacement for worn or damaged tail lamp assemblies, ensuring your vehicle’s rear lighting system remains fully functional for safety and visibility during night driving or adverse conditions. This assembly helps maintain the authentic look of your classic truck while providing reliable performance.

      Construction and Appearance. Featuring a robust black housing that protects internal components from the elements and road debris, this tail lamp assembly includes a red lens that ensures proper light diffusion for brake and tail light functions. Made from high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials with a sleek black finish, it enhances both durability and vehicle aesthetics.

      Installation. Designed for straightforward installation, this assembly mounts directly using existing factory mounting points without special tools, modifications, or drilling required.

      Application. Specifically designed to fit 55-66 F-100, F-250 Flareside.

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