Summit Racing™ Cargo Lamp Switches SUM-RP20352

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Part Number: SUM-RP20352

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1973-74 Chevy Truck , Cargo Light Switch, Stock, Plastic, Black, Restoration , GM# 329821, Each
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Summit Racing™ Cargo Lamp Switches SUM-RP20352

Summit Racing™ Cargo Lamp Switches SUM-RP20352

SUM-RP20352

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
SUM-RP20352
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
SUM-RP20352
UPC:
190861274006
Switch Actuation Style:
Stock
Circuit Activation:
Constant
Lighted:
No
Safety Cover:
No
Terminal Type:
Spade
Labeled:
No
Weatherproof Sealed:
No
Wiring Included:
No
Relay Included:
No
Switch Material:
Plastic/Diecast
Switch Finish:
Black/Natural
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Replaces GM OE part number 329821.

Summit Racing™ Cargo Lamp Switches

Summit Racing™ offers cargo lamp switches for a wide range of Chevrolet and GMC trucks from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. Many pickups have a cargo lamp mounted near the top of the cab above the rear window, lighting the truck bed for better visibility. These spade terminal-type replacements are made from plastic/metal and conform to stock specifications. Order the model recommended for your vehicle.

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