Vintage Yankee 975 Backup Lights 1950's 1960's Chevrolet Cadillac Ford Mercury on 2040-parts.com
Williamsfield, Ohio, US
| Here is a used pair vintage Yankee model 975 backup lights we recently acquired. I am not sure which years of cars this came out for, but it should work with almost anything. The wire coming out the back looks like a 12 volt wire, but I am not sure. The glass lens is nice with no cracks or chips. The chrome outer housing is very shiny, but dirty and needs to be cleaned up. The gaskets are in good condision, the light should still work. I did not try it to see if it works or not, just assume it does not work and will need new bulbs. one of the chrome covers has one of the screw slot missing [Broken off] Showen in last picture |
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