Vintage Ford Motor Co. Unity H1 Spotlight Fomoco Logo Hot Rat Rod Custom on 2040-parts.com
New Plymouth, Ohio, US
Here is a Unity H1 spotlight that was a genuine Ford accessory as it has the FoMoCo logo on the tag. I bought it from an old gentleman at a yard sale, complete with the 30 minute story about his old Ford that it was on, he even went in the house and brought out a picture of the car it was on. It was worth every second to hear the tale and see the gleem in his eye as he told me about the Ford and his good times with it. I am listing the light for parts or restore as I no nothing of its working condition except the switch feels like it should and the handle seems to move it. It shined up fairly well but it is pitted and has a ding here and there. I just thought it was neat, even if you use it for garage wall art as a reminder of days gone by. S&H $8.50, I ship to the 48 states only. Thanks for looking!!
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