Posted by notjustair on December 25, 2016 at 16:46:03 from (184.191.48.136):
If you read my post below you know I'm looking for clearance lights for the 1935 Chevy. I took some pictures after chores tonight. My apologies- it started to rain as I finished up chores so the truck is wet. I took a picture of the "light bar" on the cab that uses the same glass. The trucks didn't have these for farm use but it appears to be period from what I have seen. The first five years of its life it was a Texaco fuel truck so no doubt that is a holdback from that. I'm guessing the cool fire extinguisher with mount from the cab was another of those requirements. It would probably hold a cup of powder tops. I've only seen those light bars on other commercial trucks of the early '30's. I'm thinking I will move it to the back as the clearance set below the center of the bed.
All of the glass bullets are held on by a ring of wire about #9 size that you pop out to remove the the glass. I took a pic of one of the holders that was behind the back seat. It's the style I'm looking for.
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