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1932 Ford Stainless Tail Lights
1932 Ford Stainless Tail Lights
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1932 Ford Stainless Tail Lights
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Tail Light Component:
Complete Assembly
OEM Replacement:
Yes
Position:
Select Side to see
Bulb Type:
Incandescent
Lens Material:
Glass
Lens Color:
Red
Housing Material:
Stainless Steel
Bezel Finish:
Stainless
Voltage:
12 volts
Overall Diameter:
3.88"
Sold in Quantity:
Each
MFG. Part #:
Select Side to see
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These are an exact duplicate of the original 1932 Ford glass lens tail lights. Left light has a lens to illuminate license plate. Choose left or right.
- 12 volt bulb
- Highly polished stainless steel housing & rim
- Cloth braided wire loom
- Stainless steel screws
- Glass red lens
- 3-7/8" diameter, 2-3/8" depth
- 2-11/16" overall depth (includes the wire retainer on the back of the lamp)
Specs
- 3-7/8" diameter
- 2-3/8" depth
- 1-3/4" mount centers
- Each housing has (2) single-filament bulbs
- (1) Stop/Turn
- (1) Taillights
- Wiring Guide:
- Ground - Housing
- Tail - Black
- Stop - Green
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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