Ruby Red Glass 4" Reflectors With Flange For Flat Surface Tiger-ey Do Ray Usa on 2040-parts.com
La Veta, Colorado, US
New Red Glass Reflectors 4" with a Flat Back Flange with 3 mounting holes. The lens is 4" the metal flange is 5 3/16". Manufactured by Do Ray Lamp Company of Chicago. Excellent condition, NO damage. Commonly used on Antique trucks or application of your choice. Tiger-ey
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