1930-31 Ford Model A Style Headlights, Stainless Steel
1930-31 Ford Model A Style Headlights, Stainless Steel
Speedway Motors

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#91121013

1930-31 Ford Model A Style Headlights, Stainless Steel

  • Polished stainless steel
  • 9" diameter
  • 12V quartz halogen bulb behind original lens
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Product Summary

Bulb/Lens/Housing Assembly Headlight Component, Clear

  • Polished stainless steel
  • 9" diameter
  • 12V quartz halogen bulb behind original lens
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91121013
Bulb TypeH4
Turn Signals IncludedNo
Lens MaterialGlass
Housing MaterialStainless Steel
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Speedway Motors 91121013 Details

These polished stainless steel headlights work with 1930-31 Model A Fords.  They feature a 12 volt quartz halogen bulb behind the original lens. The light is 9"  in diameter and attach to the headlight bar with the long bolt thru the bottom and then through the bar.

The wires on the Model A headlight come out the back side thru a brass fixture that will accept the common conduit used on the Model A’s. This would be an excellent choice and we also offer others with the wires exiting the light through the attachment bolt if desired.

This headlight features a high output Halogen H4 dual filament bulb that is replaceable under part number 91064193. It does have high and low beam function. 

  • Halogen
  • 9" diameter
  • Polished stainless steel
  • 12 volt quartz bulb
  • This headlight carries the seal of genuine Ford licensed products
  • There is a Ford scripting logo on the lens of the light

 

Speedway Motors 91121013 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91121013
BrandSpeedway Motors
Bulb TypeH4
Turn Signals IncludedNo
Lens MaterialGlass
Housing MaterialStainless Steel
GENERAL
Headlight ComponentBulb/Lens/Housing Assembly
OEM ReplacementYes
PositionDriver and Passenger Side
ShapeRound
Overall Diameter9"
Lens ColorClear
Bezel FinishStainless
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need to be made to adjust

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11 years ago

robert8

Montgomery Ma.

The adjustment bolt on the bottom of the light needs to be filed1/2 in. to get the headlight down enough to see the road. There nice except they need to be fixed.

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Questions & Answers

7 Questions • 8 Answers

Does this headlamp have a side or park light? If no do you supply a 9" lamp that has one? Thank you

by Carl

• 8 years ago

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Do you know if the lokar headlight conduit will fit into this headlight where the original model a conduit connects. Thanks

by 31 tudor

• 8 years ago

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Can the head light buckets be adjusted on the light bar the same as the original Model A head lights? The spherical base of the original head light would swivel to adjust the light beam.

by John

• 9 years ago

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will a xenon charged A4 bulb work in this setup?

by mike

• 11 years ago

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when this headlight is on high beam does both filaments light and when it is on low beam only one? the model a has a wire for low and a wire for high. when the low beam switch is on only the low beam wire is energized. When the high beam is on the high beam wire is energized and low beam wire is not. My question is high beam separate from low beam ( meaning one wire and filament for low and one wire and filament for high ) or does both filaments need to to be on for high beam?

by titus

• 12 years ago

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Do the lights have High/Low beam? What type of replacement bulb is used? What is voltage?

by Desert Nut

• 14 years ago

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How do these mount. I have a shays a . I can't seem to find the right headlights. It is a bolt through bar style with wires through the back not through the bolt. will this unit work or are there others that you can recogmend

by Dave

• 14 years ago

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