Model A Ford Vintage Westinghouse Lamps Light Bulbs 32-32 Cp 6-8 Volts Full Box on 2040-parts.com
Hollister, Missouri, United States
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Westinghouse Lamps for automobiles. For greater see-ability. Westinghouse Lamp no. 1000 32-32 C.P.
6-8 volts D.C. Base super-headlight. Full box of 10 bulbs NOS. Bottom of box shows patent dates from 1,613,758 through 2,120,870. You are buying these as I bought them 10 untested bulbs in the original box with individual sleeves. These came from a guy that built Model A's and T's and I am assuming they fit those cars but be your own judge. Great vintage display piece. See photos and email with questions before you bid. |
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