£25.63

Side Repeaters CRYSTAL

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Enhance your Landrover Freelander 2 by fitting these crystal side repeaters.

Now supplied with CHROME bulbs that flash orange !

This is a PAIR of clear crystal lens side repeaters with chrome/orange bulbs.

These replace the orange side repeaters fitted to many vehicles as standard, and give your vehicle a more modern look.

Our side repeaters are different to others for sale on the Web, because we have had them made with a chrome reflector - as opposed to white. The result is that they look bright and shiny compared to the white and milky look of repeaters without a chrome backing.

We have described these as crystal chrome side repeaters as they have a smooth front lens rather than the "frosted" pattern of traditional lights. This gives a full chrome appearance to the side repeater.

These lights use the original wiring and bulb holder assembly so there are no issues with wiring or compatibility.

Side repeaters are designed to be removed easily so you can change their bulbs. This makes changing side repeaters on the Freelander 2 very easy.

Model: RRR568FREELNDR2

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The Products on this site are all Aftermarket products unless specifically identified as a Genuine OEM product. The Non OEM parts we supply are compatible pattern products intended to fit the Jaguar Land Rover vehicles specified. Any reference to and use of descriptions, trade marks and model names is solely to indicate the product suitability for the vehicle specified. Our company is not affiliated with and has no Commercial Connection with Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

Exchange Goods:
All items marked as exchange items are subject to a surcharge which will be taken at the same time as the original payment for the goods. This surcharge will be returned to the customer by the same payment method as the original payment subject to the condition that the exchange items are returned to us within two weeks for UK orders and four weeks for international orders.

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 April, 2010.