Vintage Lot 26 Tung Sol Automobile Bulbs Lamps No.1129, 63, 67,55 6v &12v Boxes on 2040-parts.com
Windham, Connecticut, US
A lot of Vintage Tung Sol Auto Lamps or Bulbs. Filaments all look unused, sold as is. There are 10 of No. 1129 6V. There are 5 No. 55, 6V. There are 5 No. 63, 6V, and there are 6 No. 67, 12V. 26 in all with original Boxes. . Paypal, check or MO ok. I can mail this item for 5.80 priority mail in USA .. Other countries may request mailing costs. Questions welcomed and other scans sent on request. I will mail this item the day after I receive payment and will notify. I will have many old ford parts on sale the next few days.
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