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On the Scab cab I just bought, it has a cargo light that I haven't seen. The others I've had are small and plastic, but this one is larger, glass and metal. Is it from an earlier ford? The hole is a pretty clean cut, like factory but I think this light is mounted upside down. I Want to reuse it but it needs the new foam backing, so I need to know what I'm looking for.
I've got the same light ion my Crew Cab. Yes, DC has the gasket in stock. According to Number Dummy that light is actually a back-up light off an earlier model Ford car...early '70s T-bird, if I recall.
On the Scab cab I just bought, it has a cargo light that I haven't seen. The others I've had are small and plastic, but this one is larger, glass and metal. Is it from an earlier ford? The hole is a pretty clean cut, like factory but I think this light is mounted upside down. I Want to reuse it but it needs the new foam backing, so I need to know what I'm looking for.
1967/72 F100/350 cargo lamp. SAME as 1964/65 Thunderbird backup lamp! But, the cargo lamp mounting gasket is not the same as the Bird.
1964/72 Ford Truck & 1965/72 Ford Passenger Car Parts Catalogs:
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