Where to get jeweled indicator lights?

Looking for some jeweled dash indicator lights but haven't found much online to pick from so far. Any help much appreciated. Thanks.

 

Fender amplifier lights are my favorite.

http://www.newoldsounds.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=6_9

The bulbs and holders are on page #2.

 

The Hot Rod Company. here is the site
http://www.thehotrodcompany.com/shopnow/show_dept.asp?dept_id=66&filterkey=PL

 

The smallest and cleanest are the '38 or '39 Ford hi beam jewels. They're not LEDs, they have a mount behind them with a real bulb. Check the early Ford suppliers.

 

Elliott's Electrical Supply here in Tucson has them in stock. Check a local electrical supply house near you.

 

Radio Shack has a nice selection.

 

Bump for the day crew.

 

They seem to be all over e-gay. I see 'em all the time.

 

Contact Dashman here on the HAMB. He sells them in all colors

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=615400

 

Ya know I never thought of Radio Shack for stuff.
Thanks.

 

Yup, plenty there but nothing that caught my eye. The base/bezel seems kinda big to me so I'd like to find something a little more compact.

 

X2. The are a Alliance vendor too. Todd

 

I have a pair of these, very nice quality.

 

ill be needing some in the future so this was a handy thread thanks fellas!

 

While not exactly jeweled, these are pretty nice lights, at a great price and have a removable bezel. Plus this is a pretty interesting site to snoop around.

https://www.surpluscenter.com/sort.asp?catname=&byKeyword=yes&search=INDICATOR

 

I use the ones I find at Love's truck stops or at Pilot truck stop stores, red or amber, a pair sells for $8......look pretty good, I think Dale

 

Hey Jim, I've got a bunch of them, I believe red, green, and amber, P.M. me and I'll send ya some, N.C. I'm leaving the house now but I'll check back in after lunch. I just looked and I've got 2 red 2 green 2 amber 1 blue and 1 red. P.M. your address and I'll send em all.

Don

 

industrial supply as they are used on controls for machinery..

 

Thanks for all the info and BIG thanks to Don for the lights and the visit!