1942-48 Dodge Desoto Chryler Convertible Courtesy Lights on 2040-parts.com
Champlin, Minnesota, United States
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These are the little courtesy lights that go on each side in the rear seat of 42-48 Mopar convertibles. They are 4 1/2 inches tall. The design is actually for Chrysler, but they will fit any Mopar convert of the era (I have Desoto ones in my own Dodge convert.) These guys have some surface rust, and the bezels could certainly use re-plating, but everything is still structurally solid, with no badly rusted spots. The glass lenses are pristine too. They come with the sockets, and the sockets are the Chrysler ones with 2 wire connections for double pole bulbs.
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