5 3/4" Diameter Headlamp Driving Utility Lamp Truck Rat Rod Motorcycle Military on 2040-parts.com
Vacaville, California, United States
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Just stumbled across a tub full of vintage headlamps, fog lamps and driving lamps that I tucked away a few years ago for Rat Rod projects.
Check out my other auctions as I have about a dozen lights to sell! |
Fog/Driving Lights for Sale
Autolamp model 10 fog lamp driving lamp for truck rat rod motorcycle military
Chrome dietz 820 headlamp driving lamp for truck rat rod motorcycle military
Nos pathfinder autogard universal grill-mount automatic running light no. 491-rl(US $19.95)
1955 1956 1957 ford thunderbird skirt set, left side, new, complete(US $199.95)
Yankee clipper fog light(US $40.00)
Ford chevy chrysler large spotlight bucket vintage ratrod dented used 1930 1940(US $32.85)
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