Ww2 Military Vehicle Armored Spotlight, Weasel, Dodge, Tank, Etc. 6 Volt Origin on 2040-parts.com
Chandler, Arizona, United States
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Up for auction is an original NOS armored spotlight head as used on many of the tanks, armored cars, weasels, Dodge trucks, etc. during WW2. This one is a 6 volt bulb, and was probably used on the Dodge KD ambulance. The head is the same for all the WW2 applications. Good Luck Bidding!
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