Black Oak LED 20CCM-D5OS | Oak Pro Series 3.0 Curved Double Row 20" LED Light Bar Combo Optics White Housing | Black PMANTF3 Material (Cleat) - Nylon

Name: Black Oak LED 20CCM-D5OS | Oak Pro Series 3.0 Curved Double Row 20" LED Light Bar Combo Optics White Housing | Black PMANTF3 Material (Cleat) - Nylon
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75465119168
Price: 299.62 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828900000000001 (5 reviews)

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Description

Black Oak LED 20CCM D5OS Oak Pro Series 3.0 Curved Double Row 20" LED Light Bar Combo Optics White Housing Black PMANTF3 Material (Cleat) Nylon Material (Cleat) Nylon The aluminum Soft Grip Tiller Extension is a specially designed textured grip for secure handling and comfort during prolonged use Lighting Light Bars IP Rating: IP69K

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