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Description
A pair of 7" crystal headlights for 1947–1959 and 1967–1980 Chevrolet and GMC trucks, with ten LED position lights in the housing. The headlight itself runs a replaceable halogen bulb and the LED portion handles the auxiliary function.
These headlights are meant for 1947-59 and 1967-80 Chevy and GMC trucks that run a 7" headlight, giving the front end a crystal style look with ten LED position lights built into the housing. The main headlight uses an HB2/9003 12V 65/55W halogen bulb and replaces H6017/H6024 headlights.
Features
- Reinforced multi-faceted aluminum reflector with an anti-vibration design.
- Halogen bulb: HB2/9003-12V 65/55W, replaces H6017/H6024.
- The LED portion of the light is for auxiliary and utility purposes.
- Sold as a pair.
Behind the lens is a reinforced multi-faceted aluminum reflector with an anti-vibration design. The LED position lights are for auxiliary and utility use, while the halogen bulb handles the headlight itself. Because that bulb is replaceable, you can swap it later without changing the whole headlight. The set is sold as a pair, enough for both sides of a 1947-59 or 1967-80 Chevy or GMC truck, and you will find it with our universal truck parts and our lighting parts.
Truck compatibility and specs
Fits these trucks
1947–1987
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Specifications
- Part number
- UP-UL-7INHL-CRYSTAL
- Brand
- United Pacific
- Interior / Exterior
- Exterior
- Weight
- 0.4 kg
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Installation
Simple three wire hookup: white is ground, black is 12V and function 1, red is 12V and function 2.
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