Name: United Pacific FTL4248LED Tail Light Lens - 40 LED, Red LED/Red Lens, for 1942-1948 Ford Car
SKU: ftl4248led
Price: 30.99 USD
Availability: InStock

UNITED PACIFIC part description

Product Description

40 LED Tail Light For 1942-48 Ford Car - RED LED/Red Lens

Features & Benefits

High-quality, beautifully detailed Ford tail light lens
Fits over the tail light of 1942 to 1948 Ford cars
Made from injection-molded from world-class polycarbonate plastic
Designed to meet or exceed strict quality and safety requirements
Easy to install in place of the original tail light lens

United Pacific Ford Tail Light Lens

Bring back the functionality of your tail light and the street legality of your ride by replacing its broken lens with the premium-quality United Pacific tail light lens. This component protects the bulbs from damaging elements while cutting down the glare produced by the tail light.

United Pacific® is a designer, manufacturer, and supplier of automotive products for classic cars and heavy duty trucks. It's an industry leader that carries over 20,000 top-quality and innovative products such as lighting components, car care products, interior and exterior accessories, motorcycle products, chassis and suspension parts, and automotive tools. It is an international company that searches for the best and most reliable components around the world and uses them to assemble each United Pacific product in the USA. With its over 30 years of industry experience, United Pacific is committed to designing and developing only the best products and delivering topnotch customer service worldwide.

Fits Vehicles

Ford Taunus (1948)
Ford Anglia (1946-1948)
Ford Model 2 GA Special (1942)
Ford Model 21 A Deluxe (1942)
Ford Super Deluxe (1942, 1946-1948)
Ford Prefect (1946-1948)
Ford Deluxe (1946-1948)

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)