Corcoran Brown Nos Blackout Headlamp 6volt - Fits Mb Gpw M38 Dodge Wc Gmc Cckw on 2040-parts.com
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, US
This is an NOS Corcoran-Brown Blackout Headlamp, 6 Volt, with the original box. It is used on the MB GPW M38 Dodge WC GMC CCKW or any vehicle thats uses the 4 1/2 blackout lamp holderas shown in photos # 3 and 4. The script on the front of the bulb reads: I CORCORAN-BROWN U.S.A. APPROVED BLACKOUT HEADLAMP 4 1/2 MADE IN U.S.A. The stamped lettering on the back shows: the Corcoran-Brown logo, 6 VOLT, MAR 8 1945. Compare the price of this one to retail from other sources, and you'll immediately see the inherent vlaue in this offer. Expedited shipping available.
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