Brand:FoMoCo
Surface Finish:Zinc dichromate plating
Manufacturer Part Number:D1ZZ-13550A
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
Placement on Vehicle:Rear
Restored Value $175.00
Here we have a professionally re-plated rear License Plate Light for the
1971-1973 Mustang. The plating has been done by a plating shop that
has been around since the mid-50s and the plating shows great on the light . The wiring is brand new and includes a new wire sleeve just like the Ford Factory used in the late-60s. A OEM original Grommet was put in and fits tight in the wiring. The
OEM glass lens appeared to be in
great shape, and I included a new lens gasket
and a OEM original bulb. Finally included are 2 OEM original lamp hanging screws that were zinc dichromate plated. This is a very nice restored lamp and will look great in
concourse
restorations or for someone who enjoys having Ford Factory original
parts.
Letter Stamping: Lamp Housing: FORD Door Retainer: FoMoCo Glass: FoMoCo
Date Code: SAE-L-71MG
NOTE: I included a wire sleeve for this light, but I'm not sure if the wire sleeve was used on the 1971-1973 license plate lights from the Factory. If you are a concourse buyer and don't think that the sleeve belongs on a 1971-1973 license plate light, then simply cut off the wire sleeve. I don't have enough research to surely know if the wire sleeve was put on the wire from the Factory. If the sleeve does not belong with the wire and you like the look of the sleeve, then by keeping the sleeve, it will add extra protection to the wire from the outside elements.
The
Fact is that NOS License plate lights are almost impossible to
find these days on eBay, or other vendors for 1971-1973 Mustangs. The License Plate Lights that come-up for sale are
just Ford Galaxie"service parts" Lights and are different from Mustang
light in design.... What I'm selling is a true Ford Factory
License Plate Light with all number/letter stamping. Restored back to
Factory
condition. The only difference from my Light is that the wire assembly is brand new. Having
a new wire assembly means not having to worry about conductivity
problems that 50 year old wires cause from copper corrosion and brittle wire insulation that
can brake and cause the light to stop working. It would cost much more time and money to purchase a OEM
light and have it professionally re-plated and get all the accessories
that I listed above. Anyone can paint a light, but plating brings the light to a whole another level. Worth the investment for your Pony.
Don't settle for foreign reproductions, keep your Mustang real with Factory Ford Parts. Keep searching you won't find another Factory 1971-1973 license plate light in this condition on eBay....
Price estimates for making the license plate light look FoMoCo Factory again: This is how much will cost, if you plan on doing your own license plate light restoration. Purchasing a good OEM license plate light: $25-30 Professionally re-platting the license plate light: $80-90 Purchasing accessories to complete the light: $20-30 Time: Finding a good plating shop and driving Fuel prices: $5-10 Purchase from me and save$$$$$
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