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Here are a few of the lights I have blinking in my garage [I have about 7 more],they have been converted to 110 volt 15 watt night lite bulb and are plugged in to a flasher,The lights have not been ruined and could be changed back to use on an old car or truck! Feel free to steal my idea ,you'll like them!
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Thanks beachbomb! and i hope this helped ho2,I have alot of these taillights!
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