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get them before they;re gone

$180

available in blue, white, red, green, pink,

Full under car neon kit

- 100% waterproof

- kit includes 2x36" 2x48" tubes (2 side & front/back)

- full functions in car remote control & key chain remote

- all wiring and mounting hardware (brackets, screws & cable ties)

- detailed instructions

- 12 distinct flash patterns

- 5 distinct music display patterns

- adjustable speed & sensitivity

- wide angle ultra bright leds

- memory of last selected

$180

can deliver locally, im in s.e suburbs

pick up available

and can deliver bit further @ extra cost

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  • 1 month later...

got any in just pure white????

I want white led neons in side my work van for when Im working at night,

any idea where i could get white 12v led neons at about a metre long ???

  • 4 weeks later...

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