Original Headlamp & Bracket For 1920's Diamond Reo Speedwagon on 2040-parts.com
Cambridge, Vermont, US
Very good condition, original Headlamp and bracket for a 1920's Diamond Reo Speedwagon, 10 inch diameter, bracket with part number 2FC212, lens is embossed TILT RAY HEADLAMP GUIDE MADE IN U.S.A., no dents or cracks, original black paint, just the lightest of surface rust in some areas, was stored overhead in a farm workshop. Buyer adds $25.00 Shipping.
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