Hella rear lamp p/n 2370

[oldcarharry]

Attachment DeletedAttachment DeletedHello fellow vanners...This one has probably done to death but here I go. From this forum I found out that the commonly seen tail light on heaps of older vans is the Hella Combination Rear Lamp...Part No. 2370. I have searched every where and I cant find any one who sells them, even though I am constantly told that they are commonly available? Like...where?

[cobber]

G'day oldcarharry,

Have you trolled through the thread Stop Turn Tail lights ? ..I know it gets messy and regarding this particular light it keeps changing its part number.

it would appear caravans plus have the equivalent Narva one at a darn good price.

Have a look at this post and the following posts after it and you may get a few leads, if you find 'em let us know

Cobber.

[Franklin1]

G'day oldcarharry,

Your chances of finding the genuine Hella brand in Oz are fairly small. Most people seem to buy the Narva equivalent, but I'm not sure how readily available they are these days (you can order them from CaravansPlus - click here - but they don't have any in stock).

If you have your heart set on getting the Hella brand, you have to search for them in New Zealand, where they were listed by a caravan parts supplier on TradeMe a year or so ago. (You can click on this TradeMe link and search through the current listings.)

These lights seem to be getting as rare as hens teeth now, so if you come across any, grab 'em while you can.

cheers,
Al.

[pothole]

Just a chance , BUT try looking in the Moke section on evilpay as they were fitted on some. My FJ ute has hella 47321, which seem similar. I have a spare.

[Franklin1]

Oldcarharry,

If you click on this link: Online Automotive , you'll see the Narva type for $15.30 each, which is at least 5 bucks cheaper than a few other websites that are selling them.


cheers,
Al.

[oldcarharry]

Thank you every one.....very helpful Thanks again.

[oldcarharry]

I found some tail lights today for free on gumtree....had to take a whole trailer to get them tho...my photo some how went to my original post...so have a look there. when I got them home...I see they have festoon bulbs and the lenses are stamped Hella Made in Australia Reg. no. 47321 Are these real old timey ones?

[oldcarharry]

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[Franklin1]

G'day oldcarharry,

...and the lenses are stamped Hella Made in Australia Reg. no. 47321 Are these real old timey ones?

Hella part no. 47231 is the plastic red/orange lens that fits on the base. In the old days, if you cracked one of the lenses on your lights, you would go and buy/order part no. 47231 for a replacement. The base would still be in good nick, and you would just fit the new lens.

Part no. 2370 is the complete light - base plus plastic lens plus chrome surround.

And yes, festoon globes were standard for these lights. Do a little double-check of the globes to make sure none are 24V because these light fittings originally could be bought for both 12V and 24V end uses.

cheers,
Al.

[oldcarharry]

Thank you my learned friend....every thing makes sense now. Thanks for taking the time to reply.

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[Surf Tragic]

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[Don Ricardo]

Hi all,

We have had a series of very off topic, non-vintage caravan related messages on this thread recently from a 'guest' - presumably a bot. I have deleted all of the posts and banned the IP address of the originator, except the last one.

I've left the last post up (but banned the IP address) because of Surf Tragic's very witty reply. I thought it was good enough to leave up for a while to give people a chuckle.

Good riposte Surf Tragic.

Don Ricardo
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