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Missoula, Montana, United States
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PIAA ANTI THEFT DEVICE
THIS HOOKS UP FROM YOUR AFTER MARKET DRIVING OR FOG LIGHTS TO YOUR FACTORY OR AFTERMARKET ALARM SYSTEM. (HAVE TO HAVE ALARM SYSTEM TO USE THIS DEVICE) HAS INSTRUCTIONS IN BOX EASY INSTALL ONCE HOOKED UP IF ANYONE TRYS TO CUT OR TAKE LIGHTS THE ALARM WILL GO OFF ON THE CAR. |
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