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#45634 08/08/05 10:09 PM
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Trivial Pursuit... What year were seal beams introduced, more especially, fog light seal beams? I have an old pair of fog lights that are seal beam yellow. My '39, of course, has the light bulb and reflector. I want to see if they're within the '39 era time frame so I can feel okay about using them on my restoration.
Best wishes,
Chuck


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#45635 08/08/05 10:24 PM
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Sealed beams were first available in 1940-for head lights.All cars converted to them except d\for a few low production odd balls.

Fog lights and spot lights took a few years longer.Fog lamps were made and sold by many different companys.Just after WWII the sealed beam type became popular.


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#45636 08/12/05 06:41 PM
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Thanks Gene...good information, as always.
Best wishes,
Chuck


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