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

Our '29's headlites

 

I likem Big and lo

 

33-34 commercial, I like them big also.

 

These were to small I wish I would have used 32 headlights.

 

All old "HEADLIGHTS" don't have to light up to be useful....

 

If you like big & chromey together, you'll probably like these '32 Chrysler jobs, similar to '32 Buick, but have an extra style bump on top of the ring. They're C.M. Hall "Depress Beam." These particular ones have the Electroline sealed beam aftermarket conversion. They may have been used on a few other cars of that era.

 

This is a pair that I created for a 37 Ford Phaeton that I built. I used 37 chevrolet headlight tops and 37 Cad bottom half with 37 Ford lens and rings. Lead metal finish.

 

Mine are kinda bulbous and a little droopy....

 

Here is a pair of big French ones....

 

Early 40s Ford big truck on modified 33 BB headlight bar.

 

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Woodlite...


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I hear Brits have big ones too....

 

Bone stock and 6 volt... though they look great in a sweater.

 

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These are some Duesey's...




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1932 Hudson.

 

On my '26, I used 7" aftermarket Peterbilt lights. You can get them painted, chromed or stainless steel. I went with the painted buckets and sprung for stainless steel rings. Turn signal/parking lights are in the ring.

 

Scrap metal,
I love the lights slung down low. looks good.

Oh I know it is a little off topic but I just love the bug eyed look.

 

Here are mine..... 1918 Cadillac Type 57.






Before that they were 1914 Studebaker SC series...

 

Is that your J Sylvian? What chassis/engine number? Judging from the convertable sedan (or "all weather phaeton") coachwork, I would say it's by Murphy

Nice looking car!

 

J 2245 - LWB Convertible Sedan by Murphy.


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My poor ol' girl. Lights are in there somewhere.

 

Here are some 1937 Ford headlights.

 

I was waiting to see some Duesenberg lights. awesome!

 

Never discourage a woman from showing her headlights...

 

1927 Hupmobile

 

Nice! ...and unusual to see a body like that on a 154" JN chassis. I have only seen them on SJ chassis.

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Hot rod Jen took these pic's of my old beat up Speedway Motors lights.

 

I cant get pictures to load on here, but none better than my stock 40 Ford lamps.

 

What a good use for E&J Type 20's.

 

Headlights on our '32 Ford.