Nos Yankee Sealed Beam Fog Light In Original Box. on 2040-parts.com
New Milford, Connecticut, US
Vintage Yankee sealed beam fog light in the original box with universal mounting bracket and instruction sheet. I've not tested this. Looks to have never been mounted. Gray paint shows skuff marks from years of storage. Not sure if it's a 6V or 12V. Ask questions before bidding. Check my other auctions for vintage gas station items.
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