Antique Instrument Dash Light Cover Hood Nickel Original Vintage Accessory Old on 2040-parts.com

Nice, unusual original accessory INSTRUMENT DASH LAMP HOOD or COVER.   This is designed to mount over a dash light (not included), has a red lens on the end and a clear lens on the side to direct light down (neither lens is glass). Red lens has a nice nickel trim ring. Light hood is about 2" overall, 1" diameter at the outer end,  and mounting is designed to fit a 1-1/8" dash light with provision for a "2 pin twist and lock" system.  Original unrestored condition is as shown, and we opened it up for photos so you would not have any surprises so please look closely at photos.  Interesting antique part from the 1930's through 1940's time period.  Doubt that you will ever see another light like this.  Don't miss out on a rare chance for this authentic period accessory !

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