Factory Aftermarket Low Pro Series Light Mount 17-23 Ford SuperDuty
Factory Aftermarket Low Pro Light Mounts are perfect for those who enjoy off-roading, want to increase their performance, add protection, and have a convenient place for more off-road lighting. This light mount is designed specifically for the Baja Designs 40" curved Onx6 Bar.
This light mount has been thoroughly tested through countless hours of off-roading, whether in the snow-covered mountains or the deserts of Baja, where the real research and development is done.
All Factory Aftermarket Light Mounts are 100% 🇺🇸 USA made in Corona, California to ensure a factory precise fitment and proper clearance for the Ford factory features such as WARN Winch, Adaptive Cruise Control / Radar to function properly in the factory Ford bumper.
Factory Aftermarket's goal is to compliment the existing OEM body lines and contours of vehicles, by producing 100% American parts that flow naturally with your vehicle.
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Description
Factory Aftermarket Low Pro Light Mounts are perfect for those who enjoy off-roading, want to increase their performance, add protection, and have a convenient place for more off-road lighting. This light mount is designed specifically for the Baja Designs 40" curved Onx6 Bar.
This light mount has been thoroughly tested through countless hours of off-roading, whether in the snow-covered mountains or the deserts of Baja, where the real research and development is done.
All Factory Aftermarket Light Mounts are 100% 🇺🇸 USA made in Corona, California to ensure a factory precise fitment and proper clearance for the Ford factory features such as WARN Winch, Adaptive Cruise Control / Radar to function properly in the factory Ford bumper.
Factory Aftermarket's goal is to compliment the existing OEM body lines and contours of vehicles, by producing 100% American parts that flow naturally with your vehicle.
