1968 Camaro LED Back-Up Lights
1968 Camaro LED Back-Up Lights
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#91137077

1968 Camaro LED Back-Up Lights

  • Solid State Circuit Boards Designed for 7.7 - 14.0 VDC
  • Epoxy Coated, Fully Sealed Electronics, 1156 Plug
  • 68 Camaro Back Up Light
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1968 Chevy Camaro, Polycarbonate Lens Material

  • Solid State Circuit Boards Designed for 7.7 - 14.0 VDC
  • Epoxy Coated, Fully Sealed Electronics, 1156 Plug
  • 68 Camaro Back Up Light
  • 20 Super Bright LEDS
  • Polycarbonate Lens
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MFG. Part #91137077
BrandSpeedway Motors
Lens MaterialPolycarbonate
Bulb TypeLED
Material TypePolycarbonate
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Face it, it's hard to see those tail lights on older cars. Now is the time to change out those broken or faded tail lights for new LED versions. 

  • 68 Camaro Back Up Light
  • 20 Super Bright LEDS
  • Polycarbonate Lens
  • Epoxy Coated, Fully Sealed Electronics, 1156 Plug
  • Solid State Circuit Boards Designed for 7.7 - 14.0 VDC
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Speedway Motors 91137077 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91137077
BrandSpeedway Motors
Lens MaterialPolycarbonate
Bulb TypeLED
Material TypePolycarbonate
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Very bright! Fantastic upgrade!!

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9 years ago

HotRodGirl

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Easy install. Still have to use factory sockets for ground unless you ground them another way. Very bright even in bright sunny day. I feel a lot safer with these lights.

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Are these for a RS reverse light or standard?

by Michael

• 7 years ago

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How is this item installed? Do you need to upgrade wiring or does it somehow connect to existing lights?

by Pk

• 14 years ago

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