Frequently bought together
Description
A pair of 7" round LED headlights with an amber LED turn signal and position light bar built into the face. They fit the stock 7" round headlight location on 1947–1959 and 1967–1980 Chevrolet and GMC trucks.
Converting to LED headlights is a common upgrade on classic trucks, and this set goes a step further by putting the turn signal and position light right in the headlight. The amber light bar gives the front of a 1947-59 Chevy or GMC, or a 1967-72 C10 or 1973-80 Squarebody, a distinct look while the headlight itself handles both low and high beam.
Features
- Low beam rated at 900 lumens and high beam at 1300 lumens, both 25 watt, 5700k.
- Aluminum housing with proprietary heat management.
- Solid state design resists shock and vibration.
- Super bright amber LEDs behind an injection molded acrylic lens.
- DOT/SAE approved.
- Sold as a pair.
Because they fit the stock 7 inch round headlight location, these lights go in where the original round headlights were. Each order is a pair, covering both sides of the truck. The amber version suits builds where you want the turn signal and position light to show amber from the headlight.
Truck compatibility and specs
Fits these trucks
1947–1987
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Specifications
- Part number
- UP-UL-7INHL-AMBER
- Brand
- United Pacific
- Interior / Exterior
- Exterior
- Weight
- 0.4 kg
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Installation
The headlights fit an OEM housing or fender and plug into the existing wiring harness.
The LED position light requires additional wiring. It comes pre-wired with a 0.156" diameter male bullet plug.
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