Lorraine Series 31 Spotlight on 2040-parts.com
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
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Vintage Lorraine Series 31 spotlight. This one looks eminently restorable. Needs a lens and buld, and the on/off switch cover is missing, though as you can see from the second pic the switch lever and contacts are there. The wire back to the inside is broken, however. The wire behind the reflector to the bulb is there and is in good shape, not corroded.
Maybe this could be repurposed as a steampunk-themed lamp. if not used for a car or truck? Shipping: USPS Priority Mail, plug in your zip code and get the rate. International Buyers: Contact us for an estimate of shipping costs. |
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