49 50 51 52 53 54 55 Mopar Fog Lights Plymouth Dodge Desoto Chrysler Road Lamps on 2040-parts.com
Alamo, California, United States
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I'M OPEN TO A REASONABLE OFFER. THESE ARE NICE LIGHTS.
Note #1: For used fog lights, these are in very good condition. Chrome is bright. No dents. They look real good. Check out the pictures. Note #2: These are MoPar Factory Accessory Fog Lights made for Mopar by Unity. These lights have the MoPar logo on the badge above the bulb. These MoPar Unity H-1 fog Lights were introduced for the 1949 model year and sold into the mid 1950s. Note #2: These are 6V fog lights. I tested both lights and they both work. Both have their original GE amber bulbs. Note #3: The MOPAR badges on each fog light look great. The black paint in the MoPar name is still there. Note #4: This auction is just like being in the MoPar Dealer Parts Department back in the day. You can buy a pair of MoPar Factory Accessory Fog Lights using Buy It Now. This auction is for a matched pair of 1949 - 1955 MoPar Factory Accessory Fog Lights. Unity made the accessory fog lights for MoPar during this period. These are Unity Model H-1 fog lights that have the MoPar badge on each light above the bulb. The MoPar badges look great with the original black paint still in place on the MoPar name. The chrome is bright. No dents. No rust. Both of these lights work -- I tested them. This is a real good looking pair of original MoPar Factory Fog Lights. Used on 49 - 55 Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler cars. E-Mail with questions. Shipping extra. Good Luck! |
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