Antique Military Truck Tractor Energency Bulb Fuse Box Kit Yankee 1501 on 2040-parts.com
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Used metal bulb and fuse canister ICC rules truck had to carry spare head light, small bulbs and fuses.... this is a YANKEE model 1501. WAS MILITRAY ISSUED... any questions, please ask...thanks AUBURN, CHRYSLER, CORD, DESOTO, WC, VC, T SERIES DODGE TRUCKS, GMC, CCKW, HUDSON, LINCOLN, NASH, PACKARD, PLYMOUTH, STUDEBAKER, WILLYS, CADILLAC CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE BUICK PONTIAC GMC LAFAYETTE PIERCE ARROW FORD MERCURY AUTOCAR, BROCKWAY, DIAMOND T, DODGE, FORD, MACK, OSHKOSH REO, STERLING, STUDEBAKER, WHITE, KENWORTH, PETERBUILT, GMC, INTERNATIONAL FRUEHAUF, CASE, HARVESTER |
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