Vintage Auto Spotlight From The 50s on 2040-parts.com
Brookfield, Illinois, US
Vintage automotive spotlight from 1950's; minor corrosion but will clean up well; good overall condition with normal wear and tear. NEEDS NEW WIRES ONE SCREW IS MISSING TURNS NICE COULD NOT GET BULBE TO COME ON IT HAS STAMPED B. L. O. SM-5 ON IT.
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