1950s 1960s Vintage Police Car Dual Spot Lights One Side Red Marked Unity Chi. on 2040-parts.com
Ishpeming, Michigan, US
A pair of Vintage Unity dual spotlights , Red on one side / clear on the other. I tested one and it worked fine. The other was hit and miss ( bulbs maybe?) also one is missing the swivel handle bottom. Both could use a shine.
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