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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    John,
    I appreciate the answer. I checked out CW Moss' Accessory catalog and did not see a unit like you describe. I'm "OK" with the units I have, but a more stock sealed beam look would be better for me, too. Having both park & turn features is a big plus. Can you give me a pointer to where you found your lights?
    Guess I'm spoiled, because I live only three miles away and can visit their store. They had a display of the modified lightbulbs in their retail showroom. I would suggest you call them directly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Palmer View Post
    Guess I'm spoiled, because I live only three miles away and can visit their store. They had a display of the modified lightbulbs in their retail showroom. I would suggest you call them directly.
    John,
    I called and they refered me to their e-Bay store. Is this the unit?? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1940-...Q5fAccessories
    I have a question in to them asking them to confirm the amber bulb is dual filament.
    Last edited by rspears; 04-20-2010 at 03:18 PM. Reason: Clarification
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    John,
    I called and they refered me to their e-Bay store. Is this the unit?? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1940-...Q5fAccessories
    I have a question in to them asking them to confirm the amber bulb is dual filament.
    LOL, I read their description and it's not very clear is it?

    Yes, these are the same units I have in my car, but listed for less than I paid. I think the confusion is due to the fact that only two wires come out of the amber bulb socket. I think I remember they were red and a yellow wire. The socket has "a common" ground, so one wire was for the turn signal and the other wire was for the parking light. They had a small instruction sheet included that was very informative, had they included that in the listing. I guess that is one thing I like about Summit and MSD web sites is they have a pdf of each parts instruction sheets and all dementions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Palmer View Post
    LOL, I read their description and it's not very clear is it?

    Yes, these are the same units I have in my car, but listed for less than I paid. I think the confusion is due to the fact that only two wires come out of the amber bulb socket. I think I remember they were red and a yellow wire. The socket has "a common" ground, so one wire was for the turn signal and the other wire was for the parking light. They had a small instruction sheet included that was very informative, had they included that in the listing. I guess that is one thing I like about Summit and MSD web sites is they have a pdf of each parts instruction sheets and all dementions.
    I may well be ordering a pair of these. I made my decision process a bit easier late today when I was picking up the various pieces of one headlight assembly from the floor and the SnakeEye unit slipped from my grasp and broke the clear lens. I was/am not a happy camper! To add insult to injury, the units are AutoLoc, but listed/marketed by Speedway as "their brand", sold only in sets of two. I may be able to convince them to sell me one, but one is $80 plus shipping, and I still don't have all of the features I want. Yours solve my problem, and for a $20 savings for the pair.
    Last edited by rspears; 04-20-2010 at 05:20 PM. Reason: Correction
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