Vintage Ford Unity Model S-6 Spotlight. Used. Unchecked, Untested And As-found. on 2040-parts.com
Sterling Heights, Michigan, United States
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VINTAGE FORD SPOT LIGHT
MADE BY UNITY
SOME PARTS NEED RE-CHROMING. LIGHT IS UNTESTED
HAS FORD EMBLEM ON TOP OF LIGHT. NEEDS REWIRING
NEEDS A GOOD CLEANING. TWIST HANDLE TURNS LIGHT AS INTENDED
I'M NOT AN EXPERT ON THESE LIGHTS, BUT IT APPEARS TO BE COMPLETE.
FOR PARTS OR RESTORATION
END CAP ON TWIST HANDLE NEEDS TO BE RE-ATTACHED
CHROME ON BUCKET IN GOOD CONDITION
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