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Vintage Chris Craft Stephens Owens Tripp Speedlight Spot Light Free Shipping. on 2040-parts.com

US $249.95
Location:

Nevada City, California, United States

Nevada City, California, United States
ORIGINAL,IT HAS NOT BEEN CLEANED
Brand:TRIPP SPEEDLIGHT Manufacturer Part Number:unknown

SPOT LIGHT FOR VINTAGE BOAT

Straight from the boat yard.

This came off a vintage boat. Most likely a Chris Craft, Owens or Stephens.  The chrome looks a little weak. The bottom adjustment levers are missing. The line in the photo is from the two reflector halves not the glass lens. The glass lens is unbroken. 8 inch lens. The last one of these that sold for $400.00

 

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