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Vintage Flashlight Bracket - Fits Up To 1-7/8 Diameter Steering Column

Item EK-61-25223-1
Vintage Flashlight Bracket - Fits Up To 1-7/8 Diameter Steering Column
$13.99
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Great retro accessory
      • Tightly holds flashlight within easy reach
      • Grey hammertone finish
      • Secure roller action grip
      • Fits steering column tube up to 1-7/8" in diameter
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 64-25223
      • Macs Legacy Number: ACC-FLASH-BKT

      Description

      Having a good flashlight is a necessity in any classic. They allow you to diagnose problems in the dark, and having a retro flashlight looks really cool and period correct for your show display. They don't look cool rolling around in the passenger's seat or floor pan however. Eckler's has the answer with our retro flashlight steering column bracket. This grey hammertone bracket holds your retro flashlight on the column (up to 1-7/8" in diameter) within easy reach. You can count on Eckler's to have the parts you need at the best possible price.

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