show me your "HEADLIGHTS".....no girls not those

Henrietta the '38 Ford pickup, avatar at left--stock headlights ('38-'39 truck same as '35 car) with '36 car lenses. A pair of '36 bug eye headlight lenses is the best thing you can do for the front end of a '38-'39 Ford truck.

 

....another vote for C.M. Hall....

 

The bigger the better. Here is some of my junk..

 

'32 Ford headlights

 

The T my buddy and I built...... 1912 White GF "60" (Solar Model 487)

 

I like them big, HRP

 

I love this!! Any more pictures of this build? very cool.

 

Self control is way over rated .

 

I made some clearance for stering arm..

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Of course Tom...got plenty Didn't know you were a HAMBster.

Here are the direct links to the build threads for this car and my '26 roadster (late '20s period "Gow job" build):

T Speedster:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=486634&highlight=mrmodelt

'26 Roadster:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=308741&highlight=mrmodelt

 

'57 DeSoto headlights with Lucas Flamethrowers on '57 Fairlane

 

Thanks guys, they all look good to me....

 

love it

 

no idea year or what these came off of but I like um....

 

From Headwinds: (they're billet - I hope that doesn't preclude me from attending a billetproof type of event!)

^^^I gave up the fluted glass tradional look to gain an internal LED turn signal.




Headwinds's '34-'36 Chevy Radiator Cowl Side Mount: (in a more aerodynamic position)



Fabricated mount to frame:

 

Cold out today.

 

It begs the question who had the biggest headlights!! - I vote for the Austin Sheerline - A set of these would look wonderfully ridiculous on my T.
The Bugatti Royal had some whoppers but cant find any stats to start a 'biggest board'

 

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1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III by Hooper




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Royal

 

You mean these blue lights?....J/K They look normal when I turn them off...
Even though I think you are referring to H.I.D.'s which these is not.


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'33 Chrysler:

 

Nothing special, just a set of guide style lights.

 

Arrrgh, got nipples like fighter pilot's thumbs.......

 

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Now, seriously....these were in my 47 when I bought it. I took them out for regular sealed beam 6024's. I think they look better.

 

Good use of a PhotoVoltaic Rail Bracket!...
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forgotten lights

 

Thats what I have and want to replace, I will look for that part # now.

 

OEM 1935 buckets and lenses with QH bulbs.

 

Genuine 32 commercial lights with the painted buckets. The vendor was a little disappointed that I was going to use them on a hotrod. I don't know if the bucket is painted stainless or not but the restorer wanted to sell them to a restorer but he took my money.

 

Your a bad boy Tommy! HRP