Product Summary

Universal Fit, Driver and Passenger Side Position

  • 7" Diameter
  • Will fit a variety of cars
  • Standard 6014 bulb sealed beam design
  • Stainless steel shell
  • Pre-wired 12V system with high/low function
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91101006
BrandSpeedway Motors
Bulb Type6014
Turn Signals IncludedNo
Housing MaterialStainless Steel
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Speedway Motors 91101006 Details

Our universal fit Deitz-type 7" headlights feature stainless steel housings and a 12 volt sealed beam 6014 bulb with both high & low beams. "Drilled" mounting stud measures 1/2"-13. The pre-wired plug has 3 wires with 6" leads.

Specs

  • Length of Mounting Stud:  1-15/16" (from bottom of flat mounting base)
  • Stud Diameter:  1/2"
  • The nut requires a 3/4" wrench
  • Distance from middle of stud to back of housing is 3-3/8"

Speedway Motors 91101006 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91101006
BrandSpeedway Motors
Bulb Type6014
Turn Signals IncludedNo
Housing MaterialStainless Steel
GENERAL
Headlight ComponentBulb/Lens/Housing Assembly
PositionDriver and Passenger Side
ShapeRound
Overall Diameter7"
Lens ColorClear
Bezel FinishStainless
Stud Length1/2"-13
Sold in QuantityPair

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

10 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly value the product for its quality, practicality, and sleek appearance, with several praising its easy installation process. They appreciate its rust-free, stainless material which enhances the product's durability and design, notably on vintage vehicle models like the 31 Ford Coupe, making it excellent for car shows. Although some users suggest the inclusion of a grounding attachment, the major consensus underscores that it outperforms competitors in terms of value, especially at its price point, leading to repeat purchases.

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I would Definitely by these lights again!

5.0

a year ago

Jeep freak

Madera California

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I put them on my 32 Ford coupe, and it looks awesome

Would Recommend

Yes, I would buy this product again

5.0

2 years ago

Slammin

Hudson Valley

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Product was nice good quality. The only problem I had was the screw that holds the chrome ring on and casing the light at self to the housing was too long. I wouldn't tighten all the way to shorten. The screw works fine.

Would Recommend

Look good on my Model A

5.0

2 years ago

Vermonter

Vermont

Verified

I replaced existing headlights on my 1930 Model A. They look good.

Would Recommend

Headlights

5.0

3 years ago

Pablo Chavira

Lubbock,Tx

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Nice product

Would Recommend

Great product

5.0

5 years ago

Shane

St Petersburg Florida

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This is a great product, would have been nice if there were grounding attachment within the head light assembly, I made my own, no biggie

Would Recommend

Excellent

5.0

5 years ago

WT

Gainesville, Fl

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Great on my 31 Ford Coupe, no rust for the stainless, good for show.

Would Recommend

Good stuff

5.0

8 years ago

Bobby

Wisconsin

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Nice stuff

Would Recommend

Will buy again.

5.0

9 years ago

Bob

Mountain Home,AR

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Easy to install and look great!

Would Recommend

Hard to beat at this price point.

5.0

9 years ago

painless

Powell River, BC

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Perfect for my project.

Would Recommend

Good value, just purchased my second pair.

4.0

10 years ago

Ancientseeker

Green Bay, WI

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I've had a set on my '31 coupe forever, and just bought another pair for my '58 King Midget. They are a good value at their price point. Could be a little more robust but then the price would rise accordingly.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

Can these buckets be used with the H-4 replacement bulbs with built in turn signals? (Item # 910-64150, for example)

by Skoon

• 14 years ago

1 answer

Are the stainless steel lights polished?

by

• 15 years ago

1 answer

is the price for a set of lights or just one

by barney58

• 15 years ago

1 answer

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