385. Lot (box Of Eight) Tung-sol Auto Lamps, #1000. on 2040-parts.com
Chesterfield, Virginia, United States
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385. LOT (BOX OF EIGHT) TUNG-SOL AUTO LAMPS, #1000. This box contains eight new lamps in their crush proof sleeves. The lamps are dual filament with each filament rated 6-8 volts and 32 candle power. They were originally used in the headlights of 1928 - 1934 Fords in addition to many other automotive and truck applications. The bulbs and crush proof sleeves are in excellent condition. The original box is in just fair condition but still makes an attractive shelf item for displaying bulb storage. Quality bulbs MADE IN U. S. A..
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