Hi guys. I pulled these headlamp buckets and trim rings from a 1967 Ford Econoline. Are they OEM? Also, were they the same for all 1st generation vans? Or used in 2nd generation vans?

Thanks

 

If anyone has a Ford sketch of a 67 lamp that would also help. The wiring has a C1 number on same.

 

Headlamp buckets (C1DZ-13118-A) are the same: 1961/66 F100/1100; 1961/67 E100; 1961/70 Falcon, 1966/69 Bronco.

Upper pic:

 

Thanks ND. The diagram helps a lot. Was the metal housing just used on Econolines or were they used on trucks as well? I can't ever recall seeing any on trucks. I am referring to 13021, I guess.

 

from what i remember restoring my 67 econoline, these are van specific buckets.

 

If you bought the right & left headlamp assemblies, they were C1UZ-13008-A Left & C1UZ-13008-B Right because they came with multiple parts, several of which were Econoline only, but...

This did not include the buckets, seal beams, retaining rings.

See 13008 in pic in post #2.

 

I came across some assemblies from a 1962 Falcon and the housing appear to be at least similar to that of the Econoline. There are some distinct differences such as the tabs that are used to mount the headlamp doors and possibly the grille. I would bet dollars to donuts that in a pinch, you would be able to use the Falcon housings and remove the extra tabs if you needed some for your Econoline. Here are some pics of the 1962 Falcon assemblies -- side by side comparison that were removed from the 1967 Econoline.



The one on the top is from the Econoline and the bottom one is from the Falcon


The top one is from the Falcon and the bottom is from the Econoline

 

Didn't the big "C" series also use the same complete headlamp assemblies right up to the end of production in early 90s?

Mikie
near Ottawa canada
64 econo p/u & 58 merc 100 panel.