I Only Know What They Are Not

I was able to secure a load of 34-36 Auburn parts, among them were a pair of these headlights. The lenses are Depress Beam & Stabilite so no help there.

The last pix shows the difference of the unknown to a 34-36 Auburn Stabilite headlamp.

Might be for a 1935 Chrysler Airstream....

Is that a factory body with the split windshield? Interesting.

Sorry Curt, I can't help but they do look pretty close to pay dirt don't they? What else was in that lot? Any blowers?

Is that a factory body with the split windshield? Interesting.

Sorry Curt, I can't help but they do look pretty close to pay dirt don't they? What else was in that lot? Any blowers?

It does look pretty close to paydirt! I wouldn't have thought any of the big 3. What kind of lenses did those MoPars use?

Nope no blowers AJ, the closest thing to that is a s/c LH upper hood panel.

It is good to have you back John!!

Chryslers used Depress Beam and Stabilite lenses a lot.

I first thought 35 Dodge or Plymouth which probably used the same headlight as the 36 Airstream. As usual John beat me to it.

What year did MoPar have the oval depression on the bottom of the headlight to accommodate the stand?