I'm looking for a 12 volt, two filament roll bed light insert. No LED please. I've seen two types on trucks (flat reflector and beehive). All I'm finding is single filament driving lights.
http://www.streetrodhq.com/images_pr.../MAK102855.jpg
[Beer]
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I'm looking for a 12 volt, two filament roll bed light insert. No LED please. I've seen two types on trucks (flat reflector and beehive). All I'm finding is single filament driving lights.
http://www.streetrodhq.com/images_pr.../MAK102855.jpg
[Beer]
Call Lighthouse in Commerce city tell em what you want if they don't have it it hasn't been made.303-227-0001
Is this place going to be a vacuum on my wallet? :p
Thanks! I'll give 'em a call.
No they are wholesale to us so if they give you a no go call with the product and we can get it for you.
No love. [Shy]
Streamline was a no-go also.
The only dual element I've seen in that size is LED. What are you using them for?
'50s Willys truck bed.
Most of what I've found are driving/parking lights. I just can't warm up to LEDs on the old stuff... and the $100+ price tag.
So if Streamline didn't have something, maybe Ebay.
Have you tried brothers performance? They have ok prices and a decent ship time also try late model restoration the wiil both come up in google, sorry the nook wont let me cope links.
OK, got it, you want tail and signals for an old truck that look like they belong.
Try trailer lights, boat trailers specifically, I have seen round ones with 2 screws holding the lens on, and almost square ones with push on lenses.
Peterson Manufacturing, model #428.
Svegals on Sante Fe, 3/ 781-4307
pmlights.com
Think we gave him some places to look B Ford.
Yup, I spose so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man
why not LED? curious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
I have pieces of 428s dangling from the bottom of the bed. Looking to get the lights up and out of the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackford76
http://www.chevsofthe40s.com/images_...DBEDLITE-3.jpg
These might work, if all else fails.
http://www.pmlights.com/cacheimages/...7ced12d7b1.jpg
Give 'em a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mtn.man
Just not into that new fangled technology. [Coffee] Looking to keep it as original looking as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by gnihcraes
yeah because buying light bulbs and getting pulled over for having a light out is SOOO much better.
[ROFL1]
Come on Man, live life on the edge. [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by Byte Stryke
Did some Google Fu last night. Still no luck. Haven't tried Svegals yet.
Make something we do with the rats. we always look for weird lights and such and then make the work. Old busses with the funky clearence lights etc...
Oh, I'm all over funky. :D Right now there are a couple of beehive marker lights on each side. One for a driving light and the other for brake/turn. The problem is they don't stick out far enough.
These might just be the best solution. Mount them on the side of the bed just under the rails. Good visibility and out of harms way.
http://www.pmlights.com/cacheimages/...7ced12d7b1.jpg
I just really like the idea of tucking them in the bed roll.
Some old lights from an early HD/motorcycles would look cool, they make repro's of all those.
and these http://www.washingtonchoppers.com/lightspage.htm
Hmm, I always liked the spartos (limp dicks). Ebay has quite a few of 'em.
http://www.washingtonchoppers.com/Ph.../spartoblk.jpg