WTB 1925 Chrysler tail light and stalk Left side

[Maginty]

Recently put ad to different site, should of been here instead. Car is Right hand drive Australian Chrysler Buckboard ute and I would like to fit a Left hand side tail light to get rid of the horrible orange, turn signal lights, someone has fitted

[viv w]

Maginty,

you need to clarify whether your car has the tail light bracket as shown above , or the heavy cast iron type.

 I don't have spare parts, but my 1926/7 G70 has a heavy cast iron type tail light brackets and my 1928 models 52 and 62 takes the same as the ones offered by E-116-YH above. 

The tail light you have with the peaked rim is the same as my 26/7 model G70.

[Maginty]

Hi viv w Thanks for reply mine has the heavy cast type, but I would be happy with either to get a light on the left side.

[Maginty]

Hi E-116-YH just got chance to measure mine, and is different. Mine would be about 13" overall and the two holes to fix to frame are 1 1/2" apart and run horizontal along the frame. when fitted the centre of the light would sit approx 9" above the bolt line and sit about 4 3/4" out from frame. Hope that makes sense, I'm now thinking maybe the Australian built cars had a locally made bracket.

[keiser31]

1 hour ago, Maginty said:

Hi E-116-YH just got chance to measure mine, and is different. Mine would be about 13" overall and the two holes to fix to frame are 1 1/2" apart and run horizontal along the frame. when fitted the centre of the light would sit approx 9" above the bolt line and sit about 4 3/4" out from frame. Hope that makes sense, I'm now thinking maybe the Australian built cars had a locally made bracket.

Can you post a photo of it? I see the license plate holder, but a shot of the backside and mounting would help.

Edited February 17, 2022 by keiser31 (see edit history)

[leomara]

Try Jay, many pre-1930 Chrysler parts....

Jay Astheimer 610-863-6955  astheime@ptd.net

1092 Constitution Ave.

Pen Argyl, PA 18072-9706