Post by seeshell on Jan 18, 2016 20:01:12 GMT 10
Good evening all,
I know that a goodly number of vans have 'jelly mould' ceiling lights in them, and finding one for a restoration can be an exercise in patience, and then condition! If you aren't having any luck finding a second hand light in good nick and you're getting desperate, they are still made new with the same machinery by Davey and Co. of London (who have made them for 60+ years).
Classic Boat Supplies (www.classic-boat-supplies.com.au) offer these marine lights with or without a switch in brass or chrome. They are brass not pot metal. Good quality - and not cheap - but at least they are obtainable!
Here's the link to the marine lights page.
I know that a goodly number of vans have 'jelly mould' ceiling lights in them, and finding one for a restoration can be an exercise in patience, and then condition! If you aren't having any luck finding a second hand light in good nick and you're getting desperate, they are still made new with the same machinery by Davey and Co. of London (who have made them for 60+ years).
Classic Boat Supplies (www.classic-boat-supplies.com.au) offer these marine lights with or without a switch in brass or chrome. They are brass not pot metal. Good quality - and not cheap - but at least they are obtainable!
Here's the link to the marine lights page.