Those look like old European Driving Lights.. kinda like the new styled HID Lights of todays cars.. . I could be wrong..
I agree with the driving lights idea...but I think good quality accessory, not OEM, the mounts are too"universal" for OEM.........am sure they are not aircraft.......
I'd agree.The lenses appear to be 'E' marked for Europe. Look well made too.I'd guess at commercial or military vehicle. Is that a drain tube at the bottom of the housing? Any makers mark or pt. no.?
I'd agree with the Euro comments. How you got them at a place you went to swap meat, though, is a story best left untold I suspect.
Something is odd/unusual about the wire gromet, maybe thay are outdoor emergency lights for a building. Is the wire solid or multi strand?
The cool thing about being a hot rodder is that you don't have to know the origin of them in order to put them on your car. Probably most of us with '30s and older vehicles have some parts of unknown origin on our cars.
Now that's funny right there, I don't care who ya are... Those look too small to be aircraft. I'm also intrigued by the style of the socket head bolts. Are they shaped funny or are they rusty? By the style of the 'weather proof' wire grommets and drains they could be old euro fire truck or marine. Then again the "E" could be a manufacturers logo instead of meaning euro, unless someone knows for a fact that it does. Add me to the stumped list...for now.
President kennedy's lincoln. ...they werent on it, they were in the trunk. and I'd like to see someone try and prove me wrong... MUAHAHAHAHHA. Truthfully no idea. they're fuckin cool though
Those are the lights they put on top of the drive-in theater screen's, that got lit up after the movie was over.