Vintage Signal Stat Red Marker Tail Light 13m Hot Rod Chopper Bobber Motorcycle on 2040-parts.com
Tiverton, Rhode Island, United States
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This is a cool atomic style vintage Signal - Stat red tail / marker light #13M that is in very good condition. The chrome is bright and shiny and red plastic lens is good but has some light rub marks. The total length is 4 1/2" long and the lens itself is 2 1/16" long. The mounting bracket runs side to side and the mounting bolt pattern is 1 7/8". It would make a great tail light for a chopper or bobber project.
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