1950'-60'-lucas-l594-igm-3137-lax-576983-clear-glass-lens-(37h6928). on 2040-parts.com
Janesville, California, United States
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Lucas Type 576983, L594 Clear Glass Lenses (37H6928). 1950-1960-TRIUMPH-MINI-AUSTIN-HEALEY-LUCAS-L594-IGM-3137-LAX-GLASS-CLEAR-LENS Two Lucas type 594 clear glass E11 marked lens for making up 594 side lights / lamps.
Overall diameter 23/8" (60mm).
Lens marked; "L594 Lucas England" and "E11" marked.
Price is for a single clear glass lense. Also very useful for the kit car enthusiasts / builder. As original fitment to a large number classic 1950’s & 1960's vehicles like; Aston Martin, Austin, Hillman, MGB, MG Midget, Reliant, Rover, Standard, Triumph, Morris, Mini, Morgan, Landrover, Austin-Healey |
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