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    Citadel LED lighting system

    Oct. 22, 2012
    Related To: CODE 3 Inc.
    Citadellitrb Pr 10818088

    Code 3, Inc.'s Citadel LED lighting system designed for additional protection on the rear of the new Ford Interceptor Utility and GM Tahoe. The Citadel features six single XT4 lightheads in single, split, or multicolor flashing that span across the exterior of the rear window providing additional lighting for the rear of the vehicle. 

    The Citadel is easily installed in 20-30 minutes and does not require the installer to drill any holes. The Citadel mounts on the rear spoiler of the vehicle and has a very attractive custom fit (much better looking than competitive products currently on the market).

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